Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada
Mathew Hodgins was born and raised in Kirkland Lake. A charming little town nestled in the beautiful backdrops of Northern Ontario. Over the last 3 years Mathew has been fine tuning his craft in digital image arts. With the many ups and downs that come with the whole process Mathew has finally reached the stage to fully launch his business. Mathew constantly strives to better educate himself in order to produce more dynamic images. www.mathewhodgins.ca

Spur Of The Moment

Saturday, September 27, 2008





I was driving along and had nothing to do when I saw my Girlfriend’s friend and cousin. I decided to pull over and asked if they would like to do a small shoot with me.

Once in awhile I like to do little free shoots to practice my skills in a worry free environment. In this shoot I was using a reflector and natural lighting.

They were a blast because of their fun free spirited nature. Here is some of the pictures I got from the session.












These images were captured at the Northern College, Gull Lake and at various mine ruins throughout Kirkland Lake.

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Recent Engagement Session

Monday, September 15, 2008




Here's few samples of a recent session I had done for my friends Pierre and Bev. I had a blast they were a fun outgoing couple and the weather was pefect.






These images were captured behind Mcdonalds and at the Museum.



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Attending Niagara School of Imaging

Monday, September 1, 2008


At N.S.I. (Niagara School of Imaging) I had a Blast and recomend attending for any serious photographer.

At NSI teachers are real in the field photogs. They take one week out of a busy year to come and share their knowledge to those new and old in the photography world. One of the most amazing experiences I have ever encountered so far has been N.S.I.. Well worth the time and money. Some of the most amazing photogs from Canada and the States attend that school as intructors and students. The best thing is you get to pick their brains, watch them in action and shoot alongside them.

The images below are just a few I captured while attending NSI





Bride













Fire Fighter



Contruction Worker



Children


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