Welcome to the Vistek Online Photo Gallery
No matter what photographic equipment and techniques you use, it’s all about the end result: great images; images that tell a story about a time or place; images that portray emotion; images that inspire. In fact, we were so inspired, we built a gallery in each of our stores. If you would like to show your work in one of them, please email us at gallery@vistek.ca and we will get in touch with you.”
Kristin Lau – Light for Life: Solar Energy in Nepal
0Kristin Lau’s Light for Life: Solar Energy in Nepal is the follow-up photo series to…
Singer of Songs and Stills – A Photographic Journey from Lloyd Frost
0You see it quite often. A great actor who is also an accomplished painter, or…
The Birthday Book Project
0They say it’s your birthday. But what does it mean? Does our birth date have…
A Love Affair with Photography
0Billie Chiasson’s “A Love Affair with Photography” Will be available for public viewing in the Vistek…
Kristin Lau – Working Nepalese, A Retrospective in Images
0The “Working Nepalese” photo series from Kristin Lau, is the focus of the latest Toronto in-store…
Ottawa Photographer Lois Siegel
1No stranger to Vistek’s in-store galleries, Ottawa photographer Lois Siegel’s latest star studded exhibit will be on display at Vistek Ottawa from July 18th – September 3rd.
The eye of a fighter – Robert Trick Johnston
2In honour of the 2015 Pan Am games taking place in Toronto this year, Vistek is proudly displaying the work of Toronto photographer Robert Trick Johnston. Read more about Robert after the jump.
Windows Through the Forest – Steven Friedman
1Steven Friedman’s initial career path didn’t lead into a forest. Far from it. It involved…
The Exciting World of Scanography – Janet Dwyer
0Photographer Janet Dwyer utilizes a flatbed scanner as an imaging tool instead of the traditional…
Little People, Big Landscape – John Rathwell
2John Rathwell is a self-taught action sports photographer based in Ottawa Ontario. With John’s series Little People Big Landscape he’s found a unique, and striking style and of action photography where the individual – whether it’s a kayaker or mountain biker – takes up a small part of the photo allowing the landscape to dominate.. According to John, “I like shooting this way because it allows the viewer to dream and put themselves in the location.”