About me

Born in France, living in Montreal, Canada Images have always fascinated me.

Being able to manipulate them really brought me to love Photography. Indeed, I started my adventurous and charming photographer’s life by developing a lot of black and white negatives and as often photographs on paper were not so good but sometimes surprising. It’s right to say the shooting has always been the heart of my work but without the photo development laboratory step, my curiosity as well as my endless interest for Photography should not have been so strong.

For many years, I organized my work on two pillars which are the basis of my pictures’ production: balance and aesthetic. With a balanced composition and an aesthetic shooting or capture, I try to create my personal harmony through my black and white or colour’s photographs. I have to say I am an eclectic photographer in a way that my work isn’t limited to specific subjects but I admit outdoor photography is my favorite playground. Nature is so impressive, raw, colorful and changing that I cannot be unimpressed by.

Also, I couldn’t forget to mention influences from various artists from the Visual Arts world. Photographers Raymond Depardon and Ansel Adams, filmmakers Terrence Malick and Alejandro González Iñárritu through their various Directors of Photography and the painter and sculptor Edgar Degas. From them, intuitively they inspired and perhaps helped me to improve or adjust my work.

Jean Bonnard

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Passion Business


2016... Freelance photographer


 

Core Business


2006--- Analyst and Information Technology Integrator


 

Studies


1988 Bachelor of Science (Electricity) (Paris XI University, France)


 

Photography learning


2014-2015  Diplôma in Photography (Concordia University, Montreal, Canada)
2014  CEPH 109 CAMERA I - VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS
2015  CEPH 220 PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY I
1983-2013 Self-study in Photography
1983-1985  I started as a laboratory assistant, developing negatives and printing black and white pictures at Paris XI University (Orsay, France). My first camera was a Mamiya ZE.
1989  During my military duties (17 th RCS), I participated in video montages and shot footages as a photographer


 

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