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Documenting the wild coast of BC.

A living journal documenting wildlife, wild waters, and conservation on Vancouver Island, BC.

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CAPTURING IN THE WILD
is my living journal and creative portfolio.

Based on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, my work lives at the intersection of wild waters, untamed coastlines, and intentional visual storytelling. As a new angler and seasoned wildlife photographer, my time is spent immersed in the elements—documenting the raw beauty of coastal ecosystems, practising the art of fly fishing, and sharing authentic moments from the field.

I partner with purposeful outdoor brands to bring real-world utility and genuine storytelling to life. My focus is simple: living the lifestyle every day, and producing high-calibre imagery that honours the places, species, and gear that make it possible.   

- Renée

TOOLS FOR THE CURRENT

| The gear I rely on to stay in the field longer |

SEAM FISHING

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Proudly Canadian-made, Seam Fishing engineers modular, aerospace-grade landing nets built for adaptability and fish-friendly handling making them an essential piece of gear for demanding coastal waters.

WALTS RODS

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Engineered with a deep appreciation for the art of fly fishing, Walt’s Rods combines refined aesthetics with field-ready durability. Each rod is built to deliver effortless casting and reliable sensitivity across diverse wild waters.

Image by Rebecca Campbell

JOURNAL ENTRIES

If you're interested in viewing my full gallery and print options please visit this link.

Every frame in my wildlife collection reflects a commitment to bearing honest witness to the natural world without disruption. Through my conservation work with the CCPC, these images serve a higher purpose: providing tangible, visual advocacy that highlights the ecological significance of our local species and advocates for the long-term preservation of British Columbia's coastal environments.

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