Kayleigh Captures

What if you didn’t have to choose? What if experimental imperfections could coexist with technical excellence? What would happen if we released rigid dichotomies and allowed our creativity to flow whichever way it saw fit.

I struggle with how to reconcile two opposing things; in art but more importantly in life.

Today I am 33 and I’m feeling all sorts of feelings, but I think that might finally be okay. I’m excited to celebrate with friends and family, and also dreading being another year older. I’m thankful that I have the privilege of aging but still desperately clinging to my youth. Cheers to feeling it all!

Our first years at are busy diving into the world of landscape and architecture photography. Certainly not my expertise, but it’s provided a great opportunity to try something I wouldn’t typically shoot.

Super stoked to see what they will produce!

I’ve realized I really hate sharing my work. It sometimes feels like I expect myself to only produce work worthy of high honours, and if it doesn’t quite meet that mark then I can’t share it.

In an attempt to break free from that mindset, here are some images that I don’t think are perfect or even good. There is no deep conceptual meaning, or even personal significance.

When I look back at these shots, I’m reminded that I was enduring some dark times when I shot these. But spending a few hours with my camera kept my demons at bay, and for that I’m fu***ng thankful.

“While I bathe in cliffside pools with my calamitous love and insurmountable grief, take me to the lakes”

Since I was very young, I’ve always felt a cleansing power of water. There is no more peaceful feeling than being underwater and opening your eyes to see the sun filter through the surface of the lake. Time stops and for a moment, all is well in the world.

Until we meet again 🩵