A Body With A Camera In Relationship To The World
Matthew PoburynyJoin me for conversations about the process and practice of photography, creativity, philosophy and much more related to the art of photography.
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February 2025
Today is March 1st, and the snow is still falling here in Montreal as winter begins to feel eternal. Spring fades behind squalls of drifting snow, as if spring were only a dream that would never come.
The downside to the stigmas around the tools we use as photographers.
I’m sure you have heard what I am about to say from many other sources on multiple occasions, so I won’t get too hung up on the topic. Still, due to a recent (albeit delayed) epiphany about the tools we use to make images, I thought I would...
A quick look at the cinematic folk horror images of Dylan Hausthor’s book What the Rain Might Bring by TBW Books.
Upon my first few glances at the book, I was struck by its cinematic imagery, which reminded me of many of my favourite films, such as The Blair Witch Project, Hereditary, Midsommar, The Wicker Man, The Village, The Witch, The Ritual, In th...
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Matthew Poburyny is a Canadian self-taught photographer and writer interested in the introspective qualities provided by investigating one’s life and surroundings through lens-based art and journaling.
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