Douglas Williams is a Vancouver commercial and architectural photographer. He has shot a variety of subjects since 1983: architecture, interiors, products, people at work, executive headshots, travel, landscapes, theatre, children and more. He now concentrates on shooting architecture and people at work. See his web site: www.dwphotography.com
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posted by Douglas Williams Photography at 10:21 AM
I've been a commercial photographer in Vancouver since 1983. I provide clean, graphic images to advertising, corporate and commercial clients. My images are used in advertising, magazines, books and web sites. I've photographed many subjects: architecture, executives, crafts, food, landscapes, travel, kids, dogs, weddings, performers' headshots, trucks, offices, stores, products. I prefer architectural subjects and people at work, but I do not turn away the chance to photograph other subjects too. Clients include United Players Theatre, CNS Insurance, BC College of Dental Surgeons, BC Home magazine, BC Business magazine, Photo Life magazine, TD Canada Trust, Parks Canada, Picture BC. And I enjoy showing keen photographers how to do some of the things I've learned. I've taught photography for many years and continue to offer basic digital photography classes at False Creek Community Centre on Granville Island. My stock images are marketed around the world by AGE FOTOSTOCK. See www.agefotostock.com Many of my images are available as art with Farmboy Fine Arts. see www.farmboyfinearts.com More images are marketed by The Canadian Press, www.cpimages.com
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