An honor to be among the winners of the 2017 Photography & Illustration Awards of the Applied Arts Magazine again this year. The 2017 winning entries are featured in the current May/June issue of the magazine. The series Sailing for…
An honor to be among the winners of the LUX/Infopresse 2017 awards. The series Sailing for Kids, again, received recognition. A great evening organised at la Galerie Le Livart, in Montreal, by the people of…
An honor to be awarded one winning image with an Honorable Mention and twice as a Nominee at the 10th Annual International Color Awards. Categories include Americana and Fashion. The Jury represented the industry’s biggest names and…
Very honoured to be among the winners of the 2017 Communication Arts Photography Annual Awards. The campaign Sailing for Kids received recognition again. The winning entry will be featured in the Communication Arts Photography Annual 58…
Online is my second article as a Guest Writer for Applied Arts Magazine. An article on copyrights and the debate held at Dawson College last February with host and moderator Maxence Bilodeau, journalist for Radio-Canada. Click on…
The first promo of the year, 17Q1, is out. If you haven’t received it, please write to Erin Beveridge at erin@jeanfrancoisseguin.com and she will gladly mail it to you. Pages 1 to 8
It is a great honor again to be among the winners of the 2017 Applied Arts Magazine Photography Awards. The series Sailing for kids and Sea Foam were selected. The winning entries will be featured in the May/June…
It’s always a long exercise to redefine visuals and branding. New clients, new look. More changes to come! Thanks to good friend photographer Michael Abril for this picture. .
A quick look at the construction of Racing Green – Going to the Racetrack from the Racing Green series. Special thanks to: Slowdance and the people at Bandcamp Richard and Nicholas Grenon from Driving The Best…
New images part of the award-winning and ongoing series New York Minutes. As usual, we went to familiar places and unfamiliar ones. Thanks to the ones taking snapshots, always appreciated! .
This panorama of Montreal’s cityscape for Heritage Montreal is made of 53 vertical pictures stitched together. The images were captured from atop the Tour de Lévis on Ile Sainte-Hélène. The original file is 71,243 pixels…
It’s always a pleasure to work with fashion designer Maria Karimi. The images were shot at the McGill Faculty Club in Montreal. The series was awarded at the 9th Annual International Color Awards. Many thanks to everyone!…
I was especially honored when Applied Arts Magazine offered to feature me in their 30th anniversary issue in recognition of my award winning experience. The full article was featured in their March/April issue. Applied Arts Magazine has printed 17 of my…
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I was especially honored when Applied Arts Magazine offered to feature me in their 30th anniversary issue – March/April edition – in recognition of my award winning experience. Only then I realized Applied Arts Magazine had…
Very honoured to be among the winners of the 2016 Applied Arts Magazine Photography Awards. From the series on New York city, the winning entry will be featured in the May/June 2016 issue of Applied Arts Magazine. Very sincere thanks…
It was an honor to be part of the judging panel for the portfolio critique for the graduating students of Dawson College Photography program. It was my first experience as a judge and a thrill to…
The Young and Student AACE Awards night held last November at the Ontario Science Center was a fun evening again. Likewise a chance to admire the great work from all Applied Arts magazine 2015 winners in each category: Photography, Illustration,…
Featured on the AppliedArts AACE 2015 shorlist Q&A and nominated for the Beach Aircrafts series. Read here! .
I am honored to be nominated and shortlisted once again for this year’s AACE awards. In 2013, I was voted Highest Scored Yound Blood and was shortlisted for the AACE awards. This year’s AACE winners will be…