Today, photographer Jamie Campbell, newly arrived in the Montreal photo scene, paid a visit to the guys at Made of Stills. We introduced ourselves and gave him a little tour of the studio before heading out to Cafe Olympico to chill on the terrace over a nice Cappuccino. It was pretty cool to spend some time with him, sharing thoughts on photography. It’s fascinating how every photographer’s story is different, coming from different backgrounds, having different experiences and looking towards different objectives… Really puts things into perspective!
Here’s a feature on him done by the Magenta Foundation.
Check out Jamie’s work here and make sure not to miss is famous Beasts of Burden series which he exhibited last year at Push Gallery and in NYC.
Read Jamie’s blog here.
First of all, thanks to all of you who were there on friday. Je voudrais pas parler à travers mon chapeau but I think we had over 200 people there. Ok maybe 150. Who knows. Our studio was wonderfully decorated with pieces from local artists like Josianne Poirier, Jérôme Mireault, Dan Popa, Pascal Brousseau, Isabelle Malenfant and Anna Binta Diallo. We were even able to get a nice sponsorship from Dieu du Ciel who were kind enough to help us on our very last minute request.
So there we go with the only three pictures we took (if you have any please don’t be shy and share) and a big thanks, again, to all of you.
Depuis maintenant cinq mois passés au studio à scier, teindre, vernir, assembler, percer du bois, du béton, jouer au ping pong (de temps en temps), faire de la photo (de plus en plus) et même écouter des films de Chuck Norris sur le cyclo, la seule chose que nous n’avions toujours pas encore faite était trouver un nom.
Après plusieurs rencontres à demi-fructueuses, un petit brainstorm avec nos amies de chez Toxa, une game du Canadiens (aussi sur grand écran) et quelques plusieurs bières nous somme fiers de vous accueillir sur le site de STILL, madeofstills.com
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