Leading a Pack of Shutterbugs
Updated: Mar. 20, 2019Two moms, Ingrid Bird and Lisa Breure, take their own photography experience and pass it on to their children and other kids in their community in our Showcase feature of the May issue of More of Our Canada. The Langley Fundamental Elementary and Middle School Camera Club in British Columbia is producing many future photographers! Participating in Open and Themed competitions throughout the school year, these kids not only have a lot of fun, but produce very fun photos! See more of their creativity here that we couldn’t fit in the magazine!
Spring Chickens
By Kurt Breure, Grade 6
“I thought it would be funny to have a different view of spring using springs. The chickens just made me think of spring as a season.”
Entered in the Spring Exhibition contest.
Garden Fairy
By Lauren Blakemore, Grade 5
While on their year-end picnic, the photo club kids mimicked the Cottingley Fairy prank that happened in England in the early 1900s. For her photo, Lauren thought the fairy should look like she was tiptoeing through the wet grass.
Bike Lamp
By Riley McHale-Boulter, Grade 5
Riley and his dad were photographing the motorcycles to go into the Auto Trader magazine. Riley thought the headlamp looked cool and wanted to photograph it on it’s own.
Gingy Skiing
By Taylor Brett, Grade 5
“We were eating cookies and it was snowing outside. That gave me the idea.”
Entered in the “Gingerbread Man” contest.
Snowball
By Sajjan Grewal, Grade 4
Sajjan was photographing a snow scene and his younger brother walked by and his shadow got into the photo. Sajjan got really mad, but when he saw it, thought it looked quite cool. Then he took the photo again, this time with his brother jumping and playing basketball!
Peaceful Scene
By Arianne Thompson, Grade 7
“I took this picture with my SAMSUNG s630 camera. I was walking with my family along a trail in Fort Langley beside the Bedford Channel. I took this picture because I liked the way the landscape was layered: there were trees up close framing the picture, trees further back and to one side, a fence, then a river on the other side.”
Springtime Blossoms
By Delaney Wergeland, Grade 6
“I took this picture on a beautiful spring day. I climbed into the cherry tree in our yard to get a birds eye view of the blossoms. I really enjoy spring, as the flowers are coming up and everything looks alive. This is my favorite time to take pictures.”
Olympic Flame
By Nicole Hocking, Grade 4
“We were downtown and I had my camera with me. I wanted to get a picture of the Olympic cauldron.”
