Spindrift Photography

08/23/2026

Olivier Du Tré Photography reminds us to slow down. I shot and produced this 11 years ago for one of my favourite landscape photographers and friend.

Olivier Du Tre gives some personal insight into his method and moti...

06/02/2026

New Blog Post:

Creativity isn’t a closed loop. It’s more like a river system — fed by streams you didn’t even know were connected to you. The funny thing is, the moments when you feel the most “empty” are often the moments when you’ve just been drawing from the same well for too long. Real creative m...

05/11/2026

New Post:

In photography, there’s a point where the work stops feeling predictable. A photographer steps into a new genre, a new client dynamic, or a technical setup they’ve never touched before, and suddenly the familiar confidence wavers. But for those who stick with the craft long enough, a pattern bec...

04/25/2026

New Post: The Space Between.

There’s an old idea that everything exists in relationship—nothing stands alone, nothing is purely independent. Every moment, every object, every person is shaped by countless conditions coming together. You can see this in nature, in communities, in the way a single decision ripples outward. In...

04/10/2026

Connection in Collaboration.

A portrait can be technically perfect—clean light, flattering angles, a confident pose—and still feel hollow. Most photographers learn early on how to direct a subject into a position that works. But the portraits that stay with people, the ones that feel alive, come from something deeper than g...

03/30/2026

New Post, Happy Monday:

I was talking with a friend recently who in conversation, reminded me of a lesson I learned years ago. They revealed to me that they were exhausted, constantly busy, always in motion… yet somehow nothing felt meaningful. It was all activity, no fulfillment. And I recognized that feeling immediatel...

03/22/2026

Reverse Engineering

One of the most underrated ways to grow as a photographer is to study great images with intention. Not just scrolling past them, not admiring them in passing—reverse‑engineering them. When you learn to break down a photograph, you start to see the invisible decisions behind it. Those decisions a...

03/18/2026

Stop Asking For Permission

There’s a quiet conversation happening in your mind every time you pick up your camera. Most of us don’t notice it, but it shapes everything—our confidence, our creativity, and ultimately, our results. If you’ve been active in photography for a while and feel like you’re not getting anywhe...

03/14/2026

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