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Amer Alkhatib / I have no idea what I'm doing. But I am doing it. IG @ameralkhatib
Andy Laycock / I’ve been a passionate amateur photographer for 30 years and whether using film or digital I love the entire process of photography. I still get the same thrill of ‘being in the zone’ almost every time I go out. Sometimes it pays off and I get images I like, but most of the time it doesn’t. Regardless, it’s something that I am driven to do and will continue with it as long as possible.
Ania Lukzak / Ania was born in Poland and is a person who fit the stereotypical European sensibilities of an independent liberated woman, accent and all. Her photography changes depending on seasons. She enjoys telling a story through her photography and loves the feeling that capturing images gives her. IG @Aniatakesphotos
Ariel Huang / I have always appreciated the peace and focus I have while photographing the world around me. To me, doing street photography is a way of re-imagining the city that I'm in. It is also a way to examine and reconnect with myself. IG @arielhphoto
Barbara Strigel is a retired educator, photographer, collage artist and bookmaker living in Vancouver, British Columbia. In the tradition of street photographers, she values the split-second poetry that a camera reveals in unguarded moments and the sense of significance it confers on a human gesture. In post processing, she layers her street photographs with collage elements. In the same way that painters use color and form to draw out something essential about what is front of them, she uses Adobe Photoshop. Her work has been featured in the emerging artist drawers at the Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, recognized in the top 50 of Photo Lucida's Critical Mass, feature in an interview on Lenscratch and is represented by Art Rental Sales in Vancouver and Koslov Larsen in Houston. For more information, see her website at www.barbarastrigel.com. IG @barbarastrigel
Ben Clark / Born and raised in Vancouver, Ben has been an avid analog enthusiast since 2019. Drawing from his background as a writer and filmmaker, he uses photography as a visual journal to capture memories, stories, and change in the world around him. IG @somewhat_ben
Benson Ibeabuchi / Benson is a Vancouver-based photographer and documentary filmmaker with a strong background in photojournalism. His work has appeared in leading outlets including AFP, Bloomberg, The Guardian, Financial Times, and Getty Images. He has covered global stories for organizations such as UNICEF, the Gates Foundation, and the French Embassy in Nigeria. Known for his authenticity and eye for powerful narratives, Benson was nominated for the 2020 Guardian Agency Photographer of the Year. His work spans from political unrest to human-centered storytelling in crisis zones. Most recently, he photographed the Vancouver Marathon (RunVan), continuing his commitment to capturing compelling, real-world moments.
Carol How is passionate about photography as a statement about life and our environment. Based in South Surrey, BC, she focuses her lens on fine art, abstract, and all aspects of street and urban photography. She often employs contrast, geometry, symbolism, and camera movement in her images. Carol strives to connect with the viewer, evoking curiosity about her intent, while providing an introspective look into her vision of humanity in the current environment. Carol has worked as a freelance photographer for weddings, Obeo Real Estate, and the South Surrey White Rock Chamber of Commerce. The City of Surrey purchased a body of eight environmental images for a permanent traveling exhibit. Recently, Telus Corporation purchased two of her environmental images for display on the exterior of their new Telus Park building in Surrey, BC. Her work has been exhibited in group shows in Alberta and British Columbia and published in PhotoEd Magazine.
Chris McCann is a street photographer from Vancouver, BC, specializing in abstract techniques such as double exposures, motion blur, and intentional camera movement to capture dynamic urban scenes. Her work aims to present a fresh perspective, encouraging viewers to experience the world through a lens that feels both timeless and transcendent. Chris draws inspiration from Impressionist painters such as Edgar Degas and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, who focused on movement, and Dada artists like Man Ray and Max Ernst, sparking her interest in surreal imagery. Her photographs have been displayed in several international venues, including the Glasgow Gallery of Photography, the Objectifs Centre for Film and Photography in Singapore and as part of the Street Vision Infinity Street Photography Exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan. IG tatsu_is_tatsu