Our Teachers

A graduate of CEGEP de Matane, he has since worked in other photo stores, while working on his own for many years. Always passionate about images, light and technology, he puts his knowledge to work!

Passionate about aviation and photography, attracted by the light that exposes, the colors that cut out and simple and dynamic compositions that lead to escape and contemplation, Jean-Charles Hubert seeks the moment when all the elements converge to create the moment when time stops and the spectator is then in the presence of a unique moment which reflects his passion for the magic of flight.

Having completed her studies in communications and cinema, Marie-Pierre completed her training in photography in 2002. Self-employed as a photographer for several years, she excels in different areas of photography such as family and wedding photos (participation in the Salon de the bride), photos in schools and daycares as well as at special events. Adventurer and great traveler, Marie-Pierre has traveled to different countries in South America, Europe and Asia.

Serge Froment was born in Montreal on February 23, 1952. After his studies in computer science, he seriously took up film photography and, convinced of the merits of Antoine Désilets' philosophy, set up his own color darkroom in which he worked for about fifteen years. His photos are exhibited in some cinemas and cafes in Montreal. Today, with a professional career in IT, Serge does digital photography full time. His expertise in photography and digital image processing is recognized in the Montreal photography community. His company, Photographie tous azimuts, offers travelers and photography enthusiasts theoretical and practical workshops, photography trips, conferences, consulting services as well as a range of technical services ranging from the digitization of negatives and slides, photo optimization, production of digital prints and photo albums on fine paper.

Based in Montreal, Eric Constantineau is a very complete photographer. For around ten years, he has covered weddings, sporting and cultural events, not forgetting the hours spent in the studio. Eric also provides training and organizes thematic days for photography enthusiasts. Despite his very colorful photographic style, seen in some art galleries, Eric constantly experiments with the most eccentric techniques. After using over a hundred cameras, he began building his own cameras. Thus, we often see him with strange instruments, reminiscent of the techniques of yesteryear. Digital or film, Eric does not attach too much importance to the brand of your camera, he is however interested in your images and what they convey. Since 2005, Eric has been involved in the Montreal photography scene. He is in charge of the group Les Aventuriers de la Photo. In partnership with Jûn Justin and Imprimerie Urban, he also organizes all-inclusive photo trips called Évasion-Atelier. To learn more about his vision and activities, visit his flickr profile.