I’m Don Campbell, a photographer. I’ve had the privilege to be part of the evolution of image capturing, starting in 1956 with a medium format twin lens 6X6 Ricoflex; in 1967 I added a 35mm Pentax Spotmatic. When they came of age to produce professional quality images, I switched to digital and shoot with Nikon systems.

As a teen I learned to develop and print film, which lead directly to my first job as a photographer and lab operator and then cinematographer/photographer for a new television station. I shot 35mm slides of products for local merchants, film commercials, news film and weekly documentaries.

In 1968 a partner and I formed Citation Productions in Vancouver, producing documentaries and TV commercials. A few years later I moved to Calgary to design and run a film program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, I used still photography to teach composition to television and film students.

I was a founding member of the Alberta Television and News Photographers' Association. We organized and hosted international conferences and workshops, and produced an award-winning monthly newsletter.

Along the way I earned a pair of Broadcast Diplomas (BCIT and SAIT) and a Master's Degree in Fine Arts at York University in Toronto. My life has been filled with my love for the arts.

My wife and I travel extensively. Val makes outstanding coffee table books and videos of our trips, and I focus more on collections by subject and theme, primarily for large prints. The outcome of my photography is this website.

Feedback is welcome, and can be sent via the Contact page. Thank you for visiting. Enjoy the images and enjoy your stay! Only close-up images of people are not for sale.