Did you know that babies who grow up around animals tend to have stronger immune systems? Exposure to pets, especially in the early stages of life, helps their bodies build a natural defense against allergies

I walk the streets before the dawn, The city's breath, a distant yawn. The shops are closed, the lights are dim. The air is cold, the pavement bare, I pass the windows, unaware Of all the things that come

Up until the Gen Z's, we were all very familiar with film cameras-including polaroids. And just until a few years ago Gen Z brought it back- developing film rolls, using instant cameras like fujifilms

I always love seeing unedited and behind the scenes of how a photo came to be. These are from a recent studio photo session- im sharing to give some insight on the process, its not just a point and shoot

It amazes me that so often, great photos are made so simply, and in unexpected places. The Vancouver library had some bright coloured chairs on their outside patio space and BAM this photo was made. Where

Just had to share my cat.

With AI and apps like facetune being commonly used by not just photographers but most of the general public- when is it "too much"? These photos were taken before A , back in 2018 or so. You

You're going to want to try this if you're looking to add a vintage aesthetic to your photos! All you need is plastic wrap, petroleum jelly (vaseline) a q-tip and an elastic! Another valuable hack for

A week ago I posted some examples of using glass to create rainbow refractions in camera (see my previous post for details) I thought I'd share some more examples! For anyone shooting film or wanting cool

These rainbow refractions were achieved** in camera** with just a hefty piece of glass. Take a look at the density and vividness! I used a glass prism (I attached a photo for reference below) a 50mm lens

These rainbow refractions were achieved** in camera** with just a hefty piece of glass. Take a look at the density and vividness! I used a glass prism (I attached a photo for reference below) a 50mm lens

If you’re ever in Alberta, Canada, Drumheller is a must-see for anyone who loves unique landscapes and ancient history! Its actually known as the “Dinosaur Capital of the World,” and is nestled in the

There are so many photo editing apps, both free and paid that a lot of people are using to edit/ manipulate their photos. Even apps like facetune, used to change facial features or other apps that use

Are good underwater photos possible with just a phone? Yes! Both of these photos were taken with my old iphone 12. Minor adjustments were made, I didn’t use any fancy apps, just edited it right in my photo

These birthday photos are only 8 months after her official adoption! She was stuck in a cage for nearly 2 months,day in and day out. It breaks my heart to say this but the adoption center wouldn't let

First time at this world famous beach in Oregon, USA. Also didn't know it's completely legal to make fires at the beach, makes for a nice and cozy sunset. Tried making bonfires several times in Vancouver,

I stood in the middle of this winding road on the way back to my hostel from Lake Louise. I wasn’t hitchhiking but someone stopped along the way and offered me a ride saying that it was getting dark. Where

Mirror selfies with the Nikon D5100

Shot with the Nikon D5100 on a tripod, sparklers and christmas lights in the background. I felt like the black and white really captured the magic of the light

As some of you have probably already seen, I was in Cuba a couple months ago. This has always been an ideal destination as it’s not too expensive, too far and it’s so so beautiful in nature. I’ve been