Looking back on an incredible year of photography workshops, we explored breathtaking landscapes, learned new skills, and reconnected with nature. If life has kept you from the outdoors or your camera lately, 2025 is your chance to rediscover that spark. Join me next year for more adventures, creativity, and community—designed just for women ready to reconnect with nature and themselves.

Discover essential composition tips to create well-balanced and engaging photos. Learn techniques like the rule of thirds and leading lines to enhance your photography skills and capture stunning images.

Discover 7 common photography mistakes beginners make and how to avoid them for better results.

Implementing these solutions will help beginners improve their photography skills and produce visually appealing images.

Follow these 10 tips to prepare you to capture stunning landscapes on your next adventure.

It can be easily done if you’re photographing in your camera’s manual settings.

This is how you photograph a sunset or sunrise the right way.

I’ve got some big news to share.

I had the most empowering day today! Solo canoe day trip in the backcountry of Algonquin Park during peak fall colours.

Thankful for the opportunity to paddle and explore on Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory in Point Grondine Park. A 4-day canoe trip.

The smallest window of time to make magic happen. An epic photo shoot in Muskoka.

Can a toddler survive camping outside during the winter?

Sh*t hits the fan when our Sube breaks down and we forget Severn’s potty at a pull-off on the side of the road.

Have you ever heard your little toddler say the f-word? Ouch. Life at camp in the backcountry.

We finally make it to the backcountry! We celebrate Severn’s second birthday in Quetico Provincial Park.

Our longest day of driving for the whole trip. 8 + hours because we had to stop in Wawa, White River, Terrace Bay, Nipigon and Subway.

We made it! Finally, Gitchigumi in all her glory.

To get away from it all - the craze of covid - we take a spontaneous-ish road trip through northern Ontario. First stop was Chutes Provincial Park in Massey.