Based in British Columbia, Kristopher considers the mountains (along with everywhere he travels) to be his second home. Kris is always up for endless adventures with a smile—no matter how "atmospheric" the conditions are. He will be overly excited in almost everything he does in life, capturing each story with the click of a shutter, in any and all genres—from adventure to landscapes to portraiture to food and more! When he’s not out creating, Kris is a full-time yogi working to refine himself every day.

Curtis Jones is a professional photographer, storyteller, and expedition guide from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. For more than 15 years, his work has explored the relationships between people, nature, and place, from the polar ice of Greenland and Antarctica to Mongolia’s Gobi Desert.

Raised within Newfoundland’s rich oral traditions and shaped by more than a decade living and working in the Canadian Arctic, Curtis brings a strong sense of narrative and connection to his images of landscapes, wildlife, and people. His commercial and personal work has supported conservation, literacy, national parks, tourism, and food sustainability.

As a photography guide, Curtis helps guests move beyond technical formulas to become more observant, intentional, and confident visual storytellers. His goal is for travellers to return home with extraordinary photographs and a deeper connection to the places, wildlife, and cultures they encountered.

Growing up surrounded by the vast prairie of the Canadian north and tales of faraway places, Renée Robyn has chased the perfect backdrop around the world. Approaching photography like a treasure hunter, her compositions are uniquely cinematic, often becoming pieces of a bigger world represented beyond reality. Renée’s style is easily recognizable and distinctly her own.

Expertly blending fact, fiction, and a little digital alchemy, she works with tech giants Adobe, Wacom, Viewsonic, Elinchrom and Intel. Her work has also been commissioned by entertainment icons like Nita Strauss, Housecore Horror, The Alberta Ballet and others. 

Comfortable facing down gale force winds, climbing fog-shrouded mountains or fast pace commercial studios, her work is impressive and committed. An expert retoucher, Renée applies the same level of commitment to post-processing leveraging her mastery of colour theory, editing, light, and shadow in the digital realm of Photoshop. 

Based in Elora, Ontario, Wayne Simpson is a professional photographer who specializes in dramatic portraiture and landscape photography. His versatility as a photographer carries into his commercial work and event photography, making his style distinctive in the industry. As an educator, Simpson conducts portrait and landscape photography workshops throughout Canada, and is a proud contributor to OFFBEAT. Simpson’s images have been published in such magazines as Outdoor Photography Canada, Outdoor Photography Magazine, Canadian Rockies Annual and Canadian Geographic, as well as in countless books around the world. His first photography book, Resilient, was published in Spring 2021.

Maggie is a portrait and wedding photographer based in New Brunswick, Canada. A self-taught artist, she developed her practice through an early fascination with light and shadow and their power in storytelling. Her client work centers on documenting meaningful moments, particularly weddings and family sessions. Across both digital and film photography mediums, she tries to prioritize authenticity and emotional resonance in her work. Alongside her client work, Maggie’s personal projects lean further into fine art portraiture, where mood and emotion take precedence.

Vidya is a wildlife and nature photographer based in Eastern Ontario. Born and raised in Toronto, she has been a keen birder since she was young and learned that animals can be found in the most unlikely of places. She tells the stories of the ordinary creatures that live among us to raise awareness that wildlife conservation is something that applies in our own neighbourhoods and not just in national parks or far off places. All her photos are captured ethically, with no use of bait or callback. An engineer by profession, photography is Vidya's creative outlet and she is constantly learning and trying new techniques to continue to grow and evolve.