Captivating visual stories of extraordinary places.

The work had to answer the two questions guests actually ask: what am I sleeping in, and what are the days like. So the shoot was built around both.

Aerial drone work established the setting and the isolation, showing the camp tucked into old-growth forest with the strait opening out beyond it. On the ground, a full photo shoot covered the tented cabins, the sauna and hot tub, the kitchen and the meals, and the guiding itself, from the beach briefing through to paddling out at golden hour.

A marketing video pulled the arc of a day together into one piece. And a 360° virtual tour lets prospective guests walk the camp before booking, stepping into a cabin and standing on the beach from anywhere in the world, which is exactly the reassurance a remote, high-consideration trip needs. Adam and Ava modelled throughout, so the spaces read as lived-in rather than staged and empty.

The package launched in 2026 and now anchors Wildcoast Adventures' booking pages, social channels and trip listings. The virtual tour gives their team something to send directly to guests weighing the trip, answering the accommodation question in a way that words and a gallery could not.

I delivered a complete visual package built to work across every channel at once. Aerial drone footage established the setting: the cove, the old-growth forest, the water at golden hour. A full photo shoot covered every space and season of light, interiors, exteriors, and the fine details that make a place feel worth the rate.

A marketing video wove the property's sense of calm and seclusion into a single piece guests could share. And a 360° virtual tour let anyone walk through every room from anywhere in the world, a tool that's become essential for high-consideration bookings. Everything was shot and edited to feel like a cohesive set, not a collection of assets.

The full package launched alongside a new Lightwater Cove website in 2023. Direct bookings increased, and the virtual tour became a key conversion tool for guests comparing properties. The photo and video assets continue to anchor their social media presence and listing pages.

The only way in is by floatplane, and I made that trip twice, shooting across two separate seasons to build a complete visual library. The first visit delivered prime grizzly encounters during salmon run; the second broadened the range with different conditions, light, and angles.

The full package covered cinematic video and aerial drone footage, a 360° virtual tour of the lodge and its wilderness setting, a full photo library, and short-form reels and social cuts built for digital reach. Everything was crafted to meet the expectations of international travellers who've never been to coastal BC but are comparing Knight Inlet Lodge against the best wilderness experiences in the world.

The work launched across the lodge's website and marketing channels, driving measurable gains in bookings, website traffic, and social engagement. For a remote property selling a premium experience to a global audience, the visual package gave Knight Inlet Lodge the presence it needed, making the destination feel real and worth the journey before guests ever step off the floatplane.

The work required being in the environment: on the water, in the kayaks, at the lodges at the right light. Aerial drone footage gave the landscape scale; close, handheld work captured the human experience of being out there. The full package spanned cinematic video, a 360° virtual tour of the lodge facilities, drone and on-water photography, and social-ready short-form content built for the channels their audience actually uses.

The resulting content gave Spirit of the West a visual presence that matches the quality of the experience they offer, helping prospective guests understand not just where they're going, but what it actually feels like to be there.

The scope covered video production, aerial drone work, photography, and a 360° virtual tour built to let prospective guests explore the properties from anywhere. On the ground and in the air, the work was designed to capture both the architectural character of the spaces and the mountain environment that makes them worth the trip, the kind of content that earns a booking before anyone picks up a phone.

The resulting visual library gave Basecamp a consistent, high-quality presence across their website and marketing channels, reinforcing the brand's position as a premium, experience-first mountain destination in one of Canada's most sought-after travel regions.

Getting there is the first step; capturing it right is the second. The work spanned cinematic video production, drone aerials of the surrounding landscape and waterways, a 360° virtual tour of the lodge facilities, and a full photography library. The goal was to put a potential guest inside the experience, to make them feel the remoteness, the calm, and the quality before they ever cast a line.

The completed package gave Caverhill a visual presence that matches the calibre of the lodge itself, anchoring their website and marketing with content that speaks directly to the guests they want to attract.

Capturing a place like Mistaya means working on its schedule: chasing the light when it comes, staying out at 2 am for the Milky Way, being back up for sunrise. The work covered cinematic video, aerial drone photography of the lodge and surrounding valley, a 360° virtual tour, and a full photo library spanning seasons and conditions. The goal was to give prospective guests a true sense of the WildCat Valley, not just the lodge, but what it feels like to be there.

The completed visual package gave Mistaya Lodge content that can hold its own against any backcountry destination in the world, work that reflects the extraordinary nature of the place and the dedication it takes to reach it.

The full package covered cinematic video and aerial drone work capturing both the lodge and its mountain surroundings, a 360° virtual tour to let guests explore the property before booking, and a photography library covering interiors, exteriors, and the landscape that makes the location. The work was designed to feel as impressive as the peaks visible from every window.

The completed media package gave Blackstone Mountain Lodge a visual identity strong enough to compete in one of Canada's most densely photographed regions, content that earns attention and converts it into bookings.

The work was built around the two things that define God's Pocket: the above-water experience and the world below it. Aerial drone footage captured the dramatic coastal geography, the channels, the forest, the working dock. Cinematic video conveyed the rhythm of life at the resort: the boats, the guests, the meals, the light. A 360° virtual tour gave anyone with a browser the ability to explore the facilities before committing to the journey. Together, the content tells a complete story of a place that rewards people willing to make the trip.

The resulting package gave God's Pocket Resort the visual tools to reach its audience, serious divers and wilderness travellers looking for an experience that genuinely can't be replicated elsewhere, and to make the case for the journey before they ever leave home.

The work centred on capturing what makes Purcell singular: the terrain, the isolation, and the calibre of the lodge itself. Aerial drone footage established the breathtaking alpine setting, the snowfields, the peaks, the lodge sitting alone above the clouds. Cinematic video followed guests through the experience: the helicopter approach, the skiing and hiking, the warmth of the lodge after a day in the mountains. A 360° virtual tour gave anyone with a browser the ability to walk through the space, and a full photo library covered every aspect of the property and surroundings across conditions and light.

The completed package gave Purcell Mountain Lodge eye-catching, high-quality marketing content that communicates the elevated, unique experience the lodge delivers, helping it stand out in a competitive backcountry market and convert the right travellers into guests.