PhotoNews Magazine volume 18.3
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bernard brault
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Welcome to the first issue of the new era for PHOTONews Magazine, with enhanced content and visual appeal designed to provide Canadian photo enthusiasts with a forum for the presentation of their best work, and a reference guide to the equipment and techniques that will open new avenues for creative expression.
In this issue, and in the months to come, you will find many photographic concepts, illustrating the various styles and techniques appropriate to each season. Our team of expert professional and amateur photographers will show you some of their best work, and explain how you can achieve similar results – whether you are a novice photographer with basic equipment at your disposal, or a seasoned hobbyist with a full complement of gear.
Enjoy the issue... it’s an interactive adventure in creative photography that I am sure you will enjoy very much!
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In this issue, Bernard Brault shares his secrets for winter sports photography – just in time for the Winter Olympics!
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topic lends itself to landscapes, sporting events, and images of children and pets enjoying winter.
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Our Spring issue, scheduled to hit the press for distribution in early March, will focus on a range of subjects dealing with the renaissance of the natural environment following another wonderful Canadian winter. As we emerge from the cold dark months we will celebrate Spring with a special travel feature from Wayne Lynch; Tech tips from Peter Burian; and a variety of photo features that will energize readers and encourage you to pick up that camera and head for the hills!