Ian Mawson
Canada
NORTH AMERICA
Suffer For Your Art’ has been Ian Mawson’s motto since picking up a camera six years ago.
Ian Mawson has been a professional photographer for the last six years.
His time as a photographer has taken him from the press pits of the West Midlands to the battle grounds of riots and the glamour of celebrity photography.
Ian Mawson is a fully rounded photography with expertise in
- Journalitic Photography
- Wedding Photography
- Music Photography
- Studio Photography
Ian Mawson was classically trained by Hanson Fong and has developed his overall skill by spending as many hours behind the camera as possible.He spent three years on Ocean Liners, honing his all-round expertise and from there has been a Specialist Photographer for the World Famous Cunard Line.
As a published Photographer Ian Mawson has had prints in all major newspapers in the UK.He has been published in ‘People Magazine, ’US weekly’, ‘Now’, ‘Bella’, ‘Xclaim Magazine’, and many more.
Within Studio photography Ian Mawson specialises within assisting and has most recently worked with Dina Goldstein on her newest project – http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-21595.
Ian Mawson is a well rounded professional and exciting photographer.
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by Ian MawsonDay two of the 2013 'Eco Fashion Week' saw designers compete in the 'Thrift Chic Collection' and '68 Pound Challenge'. Both of which involved designers creating pieces from used clothes.
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by Ian MawsonOne of Vancouver's biggest home grown fashion names Nicole Bridger showed off her new Spring/Summer collection at the annual Eco Fashion week in Vancouver.
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by Ian MawsonBuckshot, a schooner that was anchored off out to sea in the English bay area of Vancouver, was run ashore after extremely high winds. No-one was reported to have been injured in the incident.
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by Ian MawsonThe Pacific blue herons have returned to their nesting site in Vancouver's Stanley park for the 13th consecutive year.
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by Ian MawsonVancouver hosted its 40th Chinese New Year Parade. The colourful and vibrant festival brings around 50,000 residents out to watch and celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year.
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by Ian MawsonLocal musicians 'The Gay Nineties' took the stage and were joined by hundreds of people in saying good bye to 'The Waldorf Hotel' before it is due to closed on the 20th of January.
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by Ian MawsonBC premier Christy Clarke deletes film industries pleas for help off her Facebook page. The images show the variety of celebrities the industry brings to British Columbia.
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by Ian MawsonDavid Benton who went missing late afternoon yesterday has been found this morning at Victoria Station. He was spotted by Transport Police and from there reunited with his family. David is in good health, and his family are relieved he is safe.
