I had the opportunity to shoot a photo essay as part of my Journalism course.
I'm still gaining experience as a photographer, so I searched online for events in Winnipeg that seemed interesting and were within my time frame. I was elated to find that C4 Wonderland (essentially a mini version of Central Canadian Comic-Con) was on.
I've never felt more comfortable talking to strangers than I was here, because these are my people: nerds, geeks, and gamers.
Jason - Essay - 1 - Scene
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People mill about at C4 (Central Canadian Comic-Con) Wonderland at the Viscount Gort Hotel, taking in the sites and shops. |
Jason - Essay - 2 - Medium
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Gamers are packed in tight to face off against each other in a variety of games in the gaming lounge sponsored by All Your Base Online at C4 Wonderland. |
Jason - Essay - 3 - Portrait
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Emma and Joey McCorrie show off their best action pose as "Spider-Man without his mask" and "my own hero, Invincible Man." |
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Jason - Essay - 4 - Portrait
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Joshua Cook—as Garrus from Mass Effect—poses to let a convention goer take a photo. " I've been cosplaying for about 10 years. I made this costume in about two weeks from EVA foam." |
Jason - Essay - 5 - Detail
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Stacks of classic Nintendo Entertainment System games take up a sizeable portion of Cobra Collectibles' table. |
Jason - Essay - 6 - Action
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A young fan records a short, selfie-style interview with Jason Faunt, the Red Power Ranger in Power Rangers: Time Force. |
Jason - Essay - 7 - Medium
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"These days, the name 'Comic-Con' is almost a misnomer. There's only a few of us that still sell comics at these things." - Nathan Laherty, running the booth for Raven Toys, Comics & Games (not pictured).
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