• Speaker: Monique Campbell “Travelling in the Street”

    Monique Campbell has been a photographer for 35 plus years after graduating from the Western Pacific Academy of Photography in Victoria, British Columbia in 1992. Her career as a photojournalist and wedding photographer has given her a foundation in capturing candid and camera aware images. She started to do street photography after she discovered the work of master Vivian Maier. Since 2016, Monique has photographed in Hamilton where she lives, nationally, and internationally. Most of her images capture ordinary moments of everyday life. She thrills at photographing a wide spectrum of people that she encounters on the streets especially women. Her award-winning work has been exhibited, collected and published locally and around the world. Travelling in the Street Monique Campbell has been a professional photographer for over 35 years. Two of her passions are making humanist street images and traveling within Canada and abroad. In her new presentation, she discusses how to plan a photographic trip and make photographic memories based on her experiences photographing in London, England, Portugal, Cuba, Italy, and the wonders of the world like Niagara Falls, Ontario. One of the highlights will be her images and stories from her visit to Ireland in 2026 as she followed in the footsteps of Dorthea Lange. The master photographer photographed the locals in Ennis, County Clare, in 1954. This motivated Monique to connect with the community and make new images. Members will be inspired to include people in their photography on their next vacation.   Website: www.momentsbymonique.com Instagram: moments_by_monique  

  • Member Presentation: Alex Buchanan “Backpacking in Japan – Discovering & Photographing the Land of the Rising Sun”

    Alex Buchanan has been a member of the Montreal Camera Club since 2016. He specializes in travel photography, landscapes, and urban landscapes. Backpacking in Japan — Discovering and Photographing the Land of the Rising Sun A practical guide to exploring one of the most rewarding countries in the world. Over the last 10 years, Alex has enjoyed three three-week backpacking trips across Japan, exploring the entire country. In this presentation he'll share his travel tips, lessons learned, photography techniques, and location information — all accompanied by his favourite photos from his trips.   Instagram: buchananmtl

  • WORKSHOP – IN PERSON

    Georges-Vanier Cultural Center 2450 rue Workman, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

    Details to follow.

  • LCC – Architecture: Guest Speaker – Sharon Tenenbaum

    The Architecture/Urban Landscape Group is very excited to welcome Vancouver-based Architectural Photographer Sharon Tenebaum to this Webex-only meeting. As her website describes it, Ms. Tenebaum "aspires to show reality in a different way, creating images rather than capturing them."  She was educated as a Civil Engineer, and therefore, her "love for structures is reflected in a vast body of work that celebrates more than mere architecture, but rather, the Art of Architecture." To see examples of Ms. Tenebaum's work, we invite you to visit her website at sharontenenbaum.com.

  • LCC – Exposure: AV Night

    A yearly tradition, the highly popular AV Night is back! Twenty or so members will add music, narration or sound effects to their images in order to tell a story or simply entertain us with great photography on a variety of subjects. As usual we will not be disappointed.

  • Speaker – André Gallant “Beyond the Image: Creative Photography as Self-Expression”

    André Gallant is a nature and fine art photographer whose work explores light, atmosphere, and the emotional connection between people and the natural world.  Drawn to creative techniques such as Intentional Camera Movement (ICM), multiple exposures, and minimalism, he uses photography not only to interpret landscapes but to express feeling and tell deeply personal stories. Following the loss of his partner, Parker, photography became an important part of André’s journey through grief, helping him find moments of beauty, reflection, and healing. His images are often accompanied by thoughtful captions, haiku, and journal entries that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and see beyond the obvious. Beyond the Image: Creative Photography as Self-Expression Photography is more than recording what we see—it is a way of expressing how we experience the world. In this presentation, André Gallant shares how moving beyond traditional photography opened new creative possibilities through Intentional Camera Movement (ICM), multiple exposures, and a minimalist approach to composition. More than a demonstration of techniques, this presentation explores how creative photography can become a powerful form of personal expression. André will discuss developing a creative vision, embracing experimentation, and discovering that some of his most meaningful images emerged when he stopped trying to document a scene and instead began expressing what he felt. Along the way, he reflects on how photography became a source of comfort, purpose, and healing through grief, transforming both his images and his way of seeing.   Website: www.andregallant.com Instagram: andregallant2222 Facebook: Andre Gallant  

  • LCC – Expressions: Competition – Out of the Ordinary

    Show us your creative side. All kinds of artistic interpretations are allowed as longs as all parts of the image are created from your photographs. This includes Multiple exposures, ICM, composites, mirror images, textures etc

  • WORKSHOP – IN PERSON

    Georges-Vanier Cultural Center 2450 rue Workman, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

    Details to follow