Montrealers rally behind photographer who lost studio in West Island fire
“I started my photography business after my grandfather passed away,” said Halperin. “He was a professional photographer. I was 10 at the time, but we were very close. And he left me his camera. Eventually, I picked it up, learned how to use it and started my business from there.”Halperin says that camera was in her studio at the time of the fire – along with an original 1950s photo of her grandfather – framed on the wall.
“I have this hope that I’m gonna go and it’s gonna be on the floor in the frame when I go and collect whatever’s left from the fire, but I know it’s gone,” she said.
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