Category: Photographers
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Making her voice heard | An interview with photographer Roshni Khatri
“I think self-doubt and self-criticism that comes with being a part of an artist can be really overwhelming. Putting your work out there comes with anxiety, I don’t think we talk about it enough. I think it’s a courageous act putting a part of yourself out there through your art. It took me time to…
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The Art Of Darkness | Interview
A picture maker, creator and dreamer, Amy Krencius uses photography as a medium to understand herself. When we create, whatever we make is naturally a part of us; an extension of ourselves which we gift to the world. “…To confront my own humanity, the light and the darkness, and connect with others on a deeper…
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Billy Bennet | Interview
Originally published in our second edition of Ezra Magazine. “This was something I was more than happy to do because I knew it would one day pay off. The amount of knowledge I gained about studio photography, networking and customer service truly made it worth it. I knew I had to work hard if I…
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Ilona Flores | Interview
Photography is a creative practise that resonates with people all over the world. As Ezra Magazine is now exploring ‘Into the Creative Mind’, we decided this week to explore the world of photography and were fortunate enough to speak to one photographer in particular; Ukrainian Ilona Flores. Diving into the art of photography at 19,…
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Andréanne Lupien | Feature
Fine art and conceptual photography has been a prominent feature of many photographer’s portfolios. Combining ideas, themes and post-production, conceptual photography expands a photographer’s scope and allows for more creative freedom than a standard point and shoot photograph. This week we discovered Andréanne Lupien, a conceptual photographer based in Sherbrooke, Québec. Mostly photographing in natural light,…
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Reese Herrington | Interview
For some photographers, photography is a means of escape; a break from the reality of everyday life. It is their own way of expressing who they are; what their fears and passions are and what excites them. For American photographer Reese Herrington, photography did become a coping mechanism for moving cities. It became her way…
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Aaron Sehmar | Interview
Armed with a camera and an imagination, self-taught photographer Aaron Sehmar works in the field of fine art photography and model portraits. His inspirations surge from cinematography, fashion, art and literature; which is evident in the imagery that he captures. For Sehmar, the learning curve he has endured has been an adventure, as teaching oneself the technique…
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Zena Hollaway | Interview
As a diver first and photographer second, Zena Holloway is a world-renowned creator of spectacular underwater photographs. Zena shoots fine art, editorial, celebrities, sport, motion, fashion and lifestyle, and incorporates her love for the underwater world into her images. Born in Bahrain but raised between London and the rest of the world, her love for water…
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TJ Drysdale | Interview
Using the world as inspiration Born in Queens, NYC photographer Terrance J Drysdale uses natural light to photograph models to create ethereal images that are reminiscent of fairy tales. Starting his creative journey in Florida after relocating there when he was a teenager, Terrance dabbled in film making and cinematography in college, then moved in to…