George Webber is a renowned photographer who resides in Calgary. His portraits reveal a depth that makes a photograph transcend the ordinary. To me, the art of a stellar photo is one that captures a moment in time, but also speaks to how the subject got there--all those past moments that make up a lifetime, imprinted on a snapshot.
Webber's Hutterite Traditions exhibit is running at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, and he has so graciously agreed to hold a photography session for AMPA members and public alike. The event is open to magazine publishers, designers, photographers, hobbyists, art-lovers. Whatever your pre-occupation, I am certain you'll be pleased with Webber's presentation and critique. You can tour the rest of the Glenbow with your admission. Plus, word on the street is that George is one of the nicest people around.
And who said that nice guys finish last?
-Anh
To attend, RSVP to ampa@albertamagazines.com by April 6, 2009.
$10 – AMPA members
$20 – non-members
Thursday, April 9, 2009
10:00 a.m to Noon
Glenbow Museum, 130 9 Avenue SE, Calgary
