NIGHT VISION is an outdoor renegade photo show that is an ongoing project by myself and Natasha Lands.
Featuring works by-
Ali Bosworth – Victoria, Canada
Aigin Larki – Vancouver, Canada
Benjamin Acree – Asherville, North Carolina
Bob Kronbauer – Vancouver, Canada
Bree Apperley – Brooklyn, USA
Brendon Hartley – Vancouver, Canada
Chris Koperski – San Francisco, USA
Chris Taylor – Victoria, Canada
Daniel Elstone – North Vancouver, Canada
Daniel Douglas – Coventry, England
David Luraschi – San Francisco, USA
David Horvitz – Brooklyn, USA
Dylan Davies – Vancouver, Canada
Garry Shandling – Vancouver, Canada
Graham Walzer – New York, USA
Hana Pesut – Vancouver, Canada
Heather Maxwell-Hall- Vancouver, Canada
Ivan Oyarzun – Vancouver, Canada
Jason Edwards – Vancouver, Canada
Jeff Otto O’Brien – Vancouver, Canada
Jennilee Marigomen – Vancouver, Canada
Jeremy James O’Sullivan – Beijing, China
Jody Rogac – Brooklyn, USA
Jonas Loiske – Karlskrona, Sweden
Judah Oakes – Vancouver, Canada
Katharina Schumacher – Leipzig, Germany
Keith Davis Young – Austin, Texas
Kristopher Keith Helton – Charlotte, North Carolina
Kyle Scully – Vancouver, Canada
Levi Lanser – Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Luke Gregory – Hobart, Australia
Mark Likosky – San Francisco, USA
Mila Franovic – Vancouver, Canada
Margarita Banting – Vancouver, Canada
Maryanne Casasanta – Toronto, ON
Natasha Lands – Vancouver, Canada
Nathalee Paolinelli – Vancouver, Canada
Nicholas Gottlund – Philadelphia, USA
Olle Freyhult – Göteborg, Sweden
Oscar Mendoza – San Francisco, USA
Paul Paper – Vilnius, Lithuania
Peter O Miles – Vancouver, Canada
Patrick Campbell – Vancouver, Canada
Randy Laybourne – Vancouver, Canada
Reid Stewart – Vancouver, Canada
Robert S. Johnson III – New York, USA
Sean Orr – Vancouver, Canada
Seth Fluker – London, UK
Tina Ok – Vancouver, Canada
Yvonne Hachkoski – Vancouver, Canada
Zoe Peled – Vancouver, Canada
The premise of NIGHT VISION is to bring attention to contemporary emerging photographers from around the world in a community-based setting. The showing will take place at Strathcona Park at dusk on July 10, 2009.
