When it comes to finding quality photo gear I need in hurry for a particular assignment, I haven’t stumped Glazer's yet. I picked up a mint Nikon FM2 there and Leica M lens from 1956 for when I’m in an analog mood, decompressing from a camera launch. There’s a well-stocked used department if you fancy vintage cameras and lenses. If you’re into Leica, they’ve got a boutique inside with special editions, like the Safari M. Recently, at the glass display case with a staffer asking me what I needed help with, I realized there are still many very good reasons to shop at a store like Glazer's Camera. Before their old building was destroyed to make way for the new one, nearby was a long-since closed photo lab that ran 24 hours a day and a grip house for production crews. I arrived in Seattle long after the store was first established at a Pioneer Square location in 1935 and the smell of film chemicals permeated the walls. Glazer's former landmark location with the red wall was recently replaced by a mixed-used, ground-floor level apartment building also with a red wall. Glazer's Camera is surrounded by housing for Amazon's workers on pretty much all sides with some biotech mixed in.
That’s even with Amazon Prime delivering much of what Seattleites need within a few hours or a day. That's why places such as the legendary Glazer's Camera store in Seattle, near where I live, are doing just fine, thank you very much. Well, for those very reasons, many photographers still choose to shop at traditional brick-and-mortar photo specialty retail stores. Next question: were you satisfied with the online process for buying your gear? Sure, it was fast, and the price was right but were all your questions about the expensive lens you wanted to buy answered? Was there anyone online to talk to you at all? Did you have to return your gear? Was it a hassle? Kelly has worked for editors and art directors of lifestyle, home décor and pet publications throughout Canada and the United States.Quick question: where did you buy your last piece of photo gear? If you're like more and more photographers these days, you probably bought your new telephoto lens, photo bag, or mirrorless camera body from one of the many online retailers out there such as Amazon, B&H, or Adorama.
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It includes numerous exhibitions and a wide variety of professional projects as diverse as cookbooks, catalogues, brochures and product photography.
By implementing various photographic techniques, and shooting from unusual perspectives and angles, Kelly continually offers her viewers fresh views of iconic images.Īs a member of one of Huntsville’s pioneer families, it’s no surprise that Kelly’s striking fine art photography so often mirrors the diverse and timeless beauty of Muskoka, but this sought after photographer has an abundant portfolio of work.
Kelly’s signature fine art images incorporate a technique where she overlays various photographs of similar or varying subject matters, creating interesting and unusual textures and colors. She is one of Muskoka’s leading photographers with a strong reputation for excellence in wedding, fine art, portrait and commercial photography. The gallery showcases brilliant examples of her exception al photography. Kelly Holinshead is a professional photographer and the owner of The Shutterbug Gallery in the Woods.
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