Our goal is to get you to some of the most beautiful places imaginable, with the knowledge of how to best capture the experiences and memories around you.

We will pick you up and bring you to; or meet you at our desired location. Most of our tours are two to three hours in length with an option to add more time if you’d like. This gives us time for hands-on learning through tutorials, and/or the ability to travel to multiple locations.

Our tour products are just outlines. Many of our tours end up being private tours, and can be catered to your desires if so.

Intro to photography at night? No problem. Waterfalls at sunset? No problem. Feel free to get in touch with us through the contact section, and we’ll do our best to suit your desires.

Have a look at some of our tour descriptions on the book a tour page to see if you’re interested.

With over 30 years behind the lens, Mike has built a career capturing the wild beauty of nature. He is well versed in wildlife and landscape photography, and he is especially passionate about night photography in all its forms, including astrophotography and capturing the aurora borealis.

Mike has called Jasper home since 1994, giving him unparalleled knowledge of the park’s landscapes, history, and hidden gems. He is a skilled photography instructor, teaching both in Jasper and in Churchill, Manitoba. On his tours, Mike blends technical expertise with engaging storytelling, weaving together photography tips, local lore, and interpretive insights to create a memorable experience for every guest.

Mike’s business partner and life partner, Beth, has called Jasper home for the past ten years. Growing up in Toronto, she was introduced to photography by her father, a photographer. From an early age, Beth developed an interest in capturing the world around her.

Drawn to Jasper’s small-town warmth and endless wilderness, Beth traded skyscrapers for mountains in 2016. She spent her first summer in Jasper at Maligne Lake, where she gained experience as a tour guide and discovered how much she enjoyed sharing this extraordinary place with visitors.

Today, Beth combines her guiding experience, local knowledge, and love of photography to help guests discover Jasper through both the lens and the stories behind the landscapes.