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Rochelle MacQueen is a Canadian photographer. She uses photography as a creative outlet to appreciate beauty in all the little things. An old  decoration on a wall or aged wallpaper, peeling up to reveal the previous  layers underneath, can tell a story. Rochelle enjoys finding those details and  capturing them in a moment in time. She believes that pictures can help us keep precious memories in our hearts when our minds may forget the details. Decorations may be replaced, wallpaper may be removed or covered up, but photographs help us to remember the beauty of what once was long after it is gone.

M. G. Mader is a Canadian-Australian writer, town planner, and the managing director of Downingfield Press. With a career spanning writing, publishing, and town planning, he brings a wealth of expertise to his endeavours and is deeply passionate about history, local governance, and town planning.

An alumnus of Cape Breton University and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Mader has authored three books and regularly contributes to public discourse through his letters to the editor. He was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal (Canadian version) in recognition of his volunteerism.

Outside of his professional pursuits, Mader is a devoted father and husband, an avid film photographer, analogue enthusiast, and keen explorer of politics, vexillology, and modern history.