On Friday, October 2, 2026, Calumet Photo Video will host a special evening event at its Nuremberg branch featuring German photographer Martin Krolop, who will present his latest travel and media project titled “Destination Kanada – Insights.” The event runs from 19:00 to 22:00 and offers attendees a behind-the-scenes look at a photographic journey through the Canadian region of Alberta, alongside personal anecdotes and technical insights.
Calumet Photo Video Hosts Martin Krolop in Nuremberg
The presentation takes place on the same day as the Imaging World trade fair in Nuremberg. According to Jan Dikstaal, Head of Marketing at Calumet Photo Video, the evening event serves as a way for photo enthusiasts to wind down after the trade fair. Attendees can expect an overview of Krolop's Canadian expedition, which highlights the scenery, adventures, and documentary work captured during the project.
Following the presentation, the program includes a social get-together featuring grilled snacks and drinks, providing an opportunity for participants to exchange ideas and network with peers. For visitors attending the Imaging World trade fair, Calumet Photo Video has organized a complimentary shuttle service directly to the Nuremberg branch.
Event Logistics and Registration Details
The “Destination Kanada – Insights” event is scheduled for Friday, October 2, 2026, from 19:00 to 22:00 at the Calumet Photo Video store in Nuremberg. Participation costs 5 euros per person, which is refunded in the form of a store voucher. Registration for the evening is available online through the official Calumet Photo Video booking page.
Martin Krolop brings the “Destination” series to its fourth installment with the Canadian project, following previous editions focused on Namibia, Scotland, and New Zealand. Alongside his work as a commercial and portrait photographer, Krolop is known for educational outreach through workshops, stage presentations, and digital platforms covering lighting technique, video production, and post-processing.
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