Photographer’s Q&A – Claus Andersen

Based in London, Ontario, photographer Claus Andersen is one of the few Canadian photographers who shoots sports almost exclusively. He’s been covering both pro sports and international sporting events for almost 40 years: NHL, NBA, CFL, PGA, LPGA, Olympics, World Track and Field Championships, Commonwealth Games, Pan-Am Games, harness racing, London Knights team photographer and more.

His interest in sports, especially track and field, may have started when he competed as a runner in high school track competitions. But his interest in photography started much earlier.

 

Canadian Phylicia George knocks down a hurdle in a 100m hurdles heat at the 20th Commonwealth Games at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland, July 31, 2014. This became her last hurdle race of the season. Photo: Claus Andersen

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Photographer’s Q&A – David Lipnowski

Winnipeg-based photographer David Lipnowski started his photography career as the photo editor for his student newspaper at the University of Manitoba. He is currently a commercial photographer shooting portraits, corporate and personal events, family portraits, weddings and more.

A year ago on January 1, 2013, David started a personal project he called the 365 Portrait Project in which he promised to produce a new portrait each and every day throughout the year.

“Every single day during 2013 I will make one high quality portrait,” he vowed. “I am aiming to produce high quality portraits that look like they could come straight out of a magazine. I want the quality to stay consistently high throughout the year, with a broad range of photo subjects.”

His web site: www.davidlipnowski.com

 

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01/01/2013 – Salwinder Singh – 4:19PM – Winnipeg – I was a little stressed about the first portrait of the year as I had made tentative plans to photograph someone I knew but that fell through at the last minute. So I started wandering around outside with my girlfriend.

Shortly after leaving my front door, I saw a taxi waiting to pick up someone. I noticed the driver’s beard first and I explained my project to him. He was glad to help out and I’m happy with the first portrait of this project.

My girlfriend held a homemade beauty dish with a hotshoe flash on his windshield while he sat in the car.
EXIF: f4.5 1/160sec ISO100 @ 70mm

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Photographer’s Q&A – Adeel Halim

Adeel Halim started as a photojournalist with Reuters News Agency and now works as an independent photographer and filmmaker based in Mumbai, India.

His work has taken him across Asia, Africa and Europe covering breaking news and feature stories for international corporations, NGOs and editorial publications. His pictures have appeared in magazines and newspapers such as The Guardian, The New York Times, Time Magazine, Business Week, Newsweek, Geo, IL, Ventiquattro, The Wall Street Journal, L’express, The Economist, Financial Times, International Herald Tribune, Washington Post, Vancouver Sun, Forbes, The National, A-magasinet, Audi Magazine, Mini International, China Daily, Financial Post, and Aftenposten. Other clients include Bloomberg, Climate Care, Johnnie Walker, Cotton Connect and John Lewis.

Adeel is represented by Polaris Images for editorial assignments.

His website is www.adeelhalim.com

 

A circus arrives in town. Photo © Adeel Halim

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Photographer’s Q&A – Marianne Helm

Former Calgary Herald photographer, Marianne Helm, is based in Winnipeg where she does editorial, documentary and corporate photography.

Her web site is www.mariannehelm.com.

 


I shot this image of Sidney Crosby colliding with an opposing player during a World Junior exhibition game in Winnipeg for CP. It ended up winning The Canadian Press Sports Photo of the Year for 2004, the first year I began freelancing in Winnipeg. (Photo by Marianne Helm for The Canadian Press)
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Photographer’s Q&A – Greg Locke

Newfoundland photographer Greg Locke started in news photography about 30 years ago and now shoots corporate, commercial, and industrial, photography and video. His assignments have taken him from offshore oil fields in the North Atlantic to civil wars in the Balkans to corporate boardrooms in North America. His photography has been published in three books.

His web site is straylight.ca

 

Corporate communications shoot for Cougar Helicopters Search and Rescue services. (Photo by Greg Locke © 2012)
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