ABOUT

Reliquary Of Light is an outlet for my personal photography. Currently I reside in the lower mainland of British Columbia Canada with my wife and daughter. I have worked in various creative fields including (but not limited to) video, print and web, but decided to resign from my job as a creative director to pursue my passion for photography full time.

"Reliquary Of Light" WTF? The dictionary defines a reliquary as: a container where sacred relics are stored or displayed. It is my belief that every image holds a certain magical quality to it. There is something amazing about being able to look at a photograph taken years ago and being able to be swept back into the emotion and nostalgia of that moment as if it had just happened. This is something to be cherished and for me, to remain sacred. Why of light? Well simply defined, photographs are the capture and exposure of light on film. Hense this photoblog's title "Reliquary Of Light".

Currently Enjoying: Canon 20D | Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM AF | Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM AF | Lensbaby 3G | Canon Speedlite 580EX | PClix LT100 (Time Lapse Device) | Jobo Giga Vu Pro | Lexar 1GB x80, 4GB x133, and 4GB x300 CF cards

Currently Envying: Canon 5D Mark II | Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

Contact: info [at] stephenhubbard [dot] ca


INSPIRATION

Each of the following links were included for displaying inspirational photography along with aestheic design and appealing layouts:

Thinsite - A photoblog by Attila Schmidt
Wink - A photoblog by Tyler E Nixon
Treeswing - A photoblog by Sean McKendall
Blind Photography - A photoblog by Oliver Chank
Decoys Like Curves - A photoblog by Lee Gribbon
Smudo - A photoblog by Fredrick Olsen
Daily Snap - A photoblog by Jessyel Ty Gonzalez
Colourblind - A photoblog by Payam Rajabi
Jesh De Rox - A portfolio of works Jesh De Rox
Lara Jade - A portfolio or work by Lara Jade
Jeremy Cowart - A portfolio of work by Jeremy Cowart
Pixelated Image - A portfoio of work by David duChemin
Waxy Photography - A portfolio of work by John Goldsmith