Continuing Education Archives

The Hidden Photographic Legacy of the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory

This article is based on and inspired by a presentation I have given several times, most recently as part of the Royal BC Museum’s International

Bookbinding Workshop This June: A New Way to Present Your Work

“It don’t have no zing (if you don’t print that thing).” There’s an old song from the early last century titled “It Don’t Mean a

Drone Workshop

SEEING FROM ABOVE A Photographers Guide to Drones On March 10, club member Dan Doherty delivered an informative and well-structured workshop on drone photography. Organized

Walking Through Light and Character: A Vancouver Street & Portrait Workshop

This October, I joined Danish photographer Thorsten Overgaard for a multi-day street and portrait photography workshop in downtown Vancouver. Working exclusively in black and white, I explored the city through light, geometry, gesture, and character.

Stripped of Color, Full of Life: Why Monochrome Transforms Wildlife Photography

All text and photography by Nick Delany, including banner image. When we think of wildlife photography, the first image that comes to mind is usually

Upcoming Workshops November 2025

Here are the VCC club workshops that we can look forward to in October 2025. Registration opens a month ahead of the workshop for VCC members

Creating a Photography Project Using AI

All text and photos by Nick Delany, including banner image. Most of us associate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and photography with the generation of images, but

Why Joining a Photography Mentorship Program Can Change Your Creative Journey

If you’ve ever picked up your camera and wondered, “Am I on the right track?” — you’re not alone. Photography can sometimes feel like a solitary path, especially when you’re learning through trial and error, or relying only on online tutorials and social media feedback. That’s where mentorship can help.

Critiquing a Photograph Using AI

Most of us associate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and photography with the generation of images, but it can also be applied to many other activities to enhance your photographic endeavors. In this post, Part 1 of a series of articles, I explain how you can use AI tools to critique your photographs. Watch for Part 2 in your next newsletter! It will discuss how to create a photography project using AI.

Critiquing your photograph is an essential part of the editing workflow. AI tools provide you with an immediate source of non-personal feedback on what works or does not work with your new favourite capture.

October Workshops 2025