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Talks with Creative Yellowknifers

By KyleWith on December 1, 2011 in People

I wont shut up about how creative the people of Yellowknife are. In so many avenues as well, we got photographers, graphic designers, interior designers, artists, musicians, crafters and more. If you want to shop local for a gift there is bound to be something produced right here in Yellowknife.

Several months ago, after much planning about how I was going to do it, I started to interview some of these creative people. Primarily photographers, but also a designer, so far, and what I would do is call them up on Skype and just chat about what they do and how they got where they are.

I’ll be honest and admit I’m not very creative, but what I lack in creativity I try to make up in showcasing those who are. I consider featuring these great folks my creative outlet. So please follow the below links to listen to great conversations with some great creative people.

KyleWith: Alexander Legaree
KyleWith: Photojournalist Pat Kane
KyleWith: Designer Janet Pacey
KyleWith: Photographer Dave Brosha

And also

KyleWith: Photographer Karl Johnston – NWT Photographer based out of Fort Smith
KyleWith: Nancy Zimmerman – Canadian Money Coach

I would also like to extend my offer for recommendation for people who you think would be great on my little show. So please leave a comment with your recommendation or shoot me an email. Also to keep up to date on these conversation please subscribe to the show on iTunes.

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Aurora Photographer on the Rise

By KyleWith on March 23, 2010 in People

I made a point to find the time Saturday afternoon between Caribou Carnival events to head down to the Snow Castle to see Karl Johnston. Karl is a young photographer from Fort Smith who specializes in photographing the Aurora Borealis. This was the first time I’d met Karl in person, although we have talked on occasion through Twitter and Facebook. At the age of only 21 he has exploded in to the norther photography scene.

The reason for his weekend visit to Yellowknife was to display his photographs at the Snowking’s Snow Castle, which is where I caught up with him. He said the day was going well and he had already sold one of his prints. Although at the time of my visit the castle wasn’t to busy, it was expected to pick up as other events took place.

Karl’s photographs are also on display in the Northern Images Art Gallery and have been for a couple months now. So if you missed him down at the Castle, be sure to check them out there.

He also told me he is planning on launching a new website in the near future to better suit his customer. Be sure to watch for the new site at www.KarlJohnston.com.

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