About

Angela was born and raised on Vancouver Island and is currently based in

Victoria, BC.

She has been a professional photographer for over 15 years and has taken several photography workshops and completed the professional photography program at North Island College in Comox, BC in 2010. She has experience in various genres including wedding, portrait, landscape, architecture and interior design photography. Currently, she focusses her skills toward architecture and interior design photography.

She loves the planning, creating and collaboration that is involved with this type of photography and strives to create high quality, polished images for her clients to showcase their beautiful work for award submissions, marketing, advertising, design portfolios, editorial, websites, and social media.

If you are interested in having one of your projects photographed, please feel free to reach out and get the conversation started. We'll look forward to hearing from you!

Some of her clients include:

WA Architects Ltd/Victoria/Vancouver
Benson Cabinetry and Millwork/Victoria/Vancouver
West Urban Developments Ltd/Victoria
Mari Kushino Design/Victoria
Red Marketing Communications/Los Angeles CA
McIntosh Mortgages/Victoria
Royal Lepage/Campbell River
Remax/West Vancouver
Remax/Campbell River
Coldwell Banker Realty/Courtenay
Alitis Investment Counsel Inc/Campbell River
DeLuca Veale Investment Counsel Inc/Victoria
The Mortgage Center/Campbell River
Monterra Builders/Courtenay
Best Western/Campbell River
Sterling Pacific Developments/Vancouver
Infinity Yacht Charters/Vancouver
Platinum Properties/Vancouver
Westide Timberworks/Courtenay
Timberline Village Property Ltd/Campbell River
Opus International Consultants/Vancouver
United Church Observer/Toronto
Victoria Yoga Conference
Vital Roots Wellness/Campbell River
GCS Technology Services Inc/Campbell River
Secret Storage Books/Campbell River
Bute Inlet Lodge/Campbell River
Pacific Salmon Foundation/Vancouver
Campbell River Salmon Foundation
Campbell River Community Foundation
Tourism Campbell River