"Victoria West is a multi-talented artist whose work reflects her deep-seated passion for activism and storytelling. With a painterly aesthetic, she meticulously crafts every aspect of her photography and digital art, from composition and lighting to post-production editing. Victoria made history by winning the Portrait Photographer of the Year award for three years in a row (2019, 2020, 2021) from the Professional Photographers of Canada. Her work has also received international recognition with top finishes in the WPPI and WPE competitions, as well as a Bronze Medal in the 2019 World Photographic Cup. Victoria also holds the designation of Masters of Photographic Arts through the Professional Photographers of Canada."
"Victoria West is a multi-talented artist whose work reflects her deep-seated passion for activism and storytelling. With a painterly aesthetic, she meticulously crafts every aspect of her photography and digital art, from composition and lighting to post-production editing.
Victoria made history by winning the Portrait Photographer of the Year award for three years in a row (2019, 2020, 2021) from the Professional Photographers of Canada. Her work has also received international recognition with top finishes in the WPPI and WPE competitions, as well as a Bronze Medal in the 2019 World Photographic Cup. Victoria also holds the designation of Masters of Photographic Arts through the Professional Photographers of Canada."
"April 8th, 2019, I stood on The World Photographic Cup podium in Draamen, Norway, next to legend photographers, and had a Bronze Medal placed around my neck for this image, Exsanguinate. It was a high that I wasn’t capable of feeling; 2 days before, I was told my mother had cancer. That trip was life changing, both professionally and personally, and this image represents that line in the sand, the before and the after, a beginning and an end. Exsanguinate: Latin, drain of blood. Inspired and modeled after the famous master painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Dante and Virgil, this photographic artwork was created using only one model, photographed in 21 different positions, and meticulously pieced together in Photoshop. "
"April 8th, 2019, I stood on The World Photographic Cup podium in Draamen, Norway, next to legend photographers, and had a Bronze Medal placed around my neck for this image, Exsanguinate. It was a high that I wasn’t capable of feeling; 2 days before, I was told my mother had cancer. That trip was life changing, both professionally and personally, and this image represents that line in the sand, the before and the after, a beginning and an end.
Exsanguinate: Latin, drain of blood.
Inspired and modeled after the famous master painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Dante and Virgil, this photographic artwork was created using only one model, photographed in 21 different positions, and meticulously pieced together in Photoshop."
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