If you are mystified by the breathtaking, mysterious nature of Alberta's wild blue glaciers, you need to join our Landscape photo seminar, Exploring Alberta’s Wild Frozen Frontiers with landscape and astrophotographer Chandresh (C.K.) Kedhambadi! During this presentation, Chandresh will explore the artistic and technical challenges of photographing "Anitya Nila", Impermanent Blue in Sanskrit, his beautiful way of describing these dramatic but lesser-understood landscapes. With extreme cold, unpredictable weather, and remote terrain, Chandresh utilizes Sony cameras and Sony GM lenses to tell a powerful story of time, climate, and resilience.
Landscape Photo Seminar: Exploring Alberta’s Wild Frozen Frontiers
Date & Time: Saturday, April 11, 2026 – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM MDT
Location: Residence Inn by Marriott Calgary Downtown/Beltline District
Price: $30.00
Sponsored by Sony Canada.
From navigating frigid temperatures and rapidly changing light to composing images that balance scale, texture, and emotion, Chandresh will share his insights into creating compelling glacier imagery, while highlighting how Sony cameras' dynamic range, low-light performance, and reliability enable photographers to push creative boundaries in some of Canada’s harshest environments.
Furthermore, this presentation invites viewers to reflect on the fragile nature of these frozen landscapes, to fully conceptualize and appreciate "Anitya Nila" (Impermanent Blue). As glaciers retreat at unprecedented rates, photography becomes more than just an art form - it becomes a means of documentation, storytelling, and stewardship. Through striking visuals and behind-the-scenes insights, this talk bridges exploration, technology, and conservation, offering inspiration to photographers of all levels who aspire to capture meaningful images in extreme environments. A captivating experience you won't want to miss!
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Landscape Photo Seminar: Exploring Alberta’s Wild Frozen Frontiers - Sat. Apr. 11
