Intrigued by empty space, interested in the message between the lines. I try to move at an ant's pace sometimes experiencing life as nothing more than a square foot of color.  For me, it's all about conveying emotion and telling their story - photography allows me to do this visually.

Professional

Owner / Proprietor Orangeroads Photography

Founding Member of the Shadow Collective

President, Beach Photo Club

Accredited Photo Judge for Greater Toronto Camera Club Council (GTCCC)

Curator, Trusz Gallery

brynstudio@sentex.net

1-519-729-4863

For the past 18 years, Bryn has been working as a professional photographer.  He was schooled at the Rochester Institute of Technology where he earned his BFA and Associates Degree in photography.  Graduating in 1991, he opened his own business, Bryn Gladding Photography as an Assignment, Product Photographer. His career began in Stratford, then moving his business to Kitchener where he developed a strong client base working for local corporate and commercial businesses, advertising agencies as well as the education system. 

In 2008, Bryn embarked on another venture, becoming the Canadian Representative for a new stock photography agency called WIN-Initiative where he scouts talent across the country. Through the help of a few OCC members, he has made many new friends and developed great contacts.  His interest in Vintage Motorcycles and riding helps keep him sane.

He is currently living in the New Hamburg, Ontario area, where he resides with his wife and 2 children.

A second generation photographer, Dan Dionne was ranked in the world's top 10 industrial photographers retiring after 25 years of back breaking work. Dionne stayed in industry being active in photo distribution, studio management, and marketing; product sales, service and consulting. Now dedicated to providing image solutions to professional photographers through Pro and Commercial sales at Vistek, needless to say, Dan Dionne loves photography & the industry itself.

See Dan’s comments on last year’s entries here.