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Louis Helbig
Louis Helbig OSA (born in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian aerial photographer who takes photographs from a two-seater aircraft that he pilots. He is best known for photographic projects entitled: “Beautiful Destruction – Alberta Tar Sands” and “Sunken Villages”; the latter has pictures of the villages flooded during the creation of the St. Lawrence Seaway.〔(), NPR, North Country Public Radio (March 13, 2013) Aerial photos reveal Ontario communities flooded 50 years〕
==Early life & education==
His parents immigrated from Germany in 1961. He grew up in Williams Lake, B.C. where his father owned and operated a logging truck and exposed Helbig to aviation. Helbig is self-taught as a photographer. His first photographic forays were through his high school outdoors and camera club. Helbig was a member of Canada's national Nordic ski team, is a Canadian champion and represented Canada at the 1987 Nordic World Championships in Oberstdorf, West Germany. He obtained his pilot's license in 2000. Before turning to commercial photography and art in 2005, Helbig worked as a civil servant in Victoria, BC and Ottawa, ON. He has also worked a bush pilot.
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