Olha, Localgrapher in Ottawa

Style:

As a photographer, I am passionate about capturing real emotions and creating cinematic photoshoots. I have experience working with both natural light and studio light, and I am comfortable adjusting my lighting to create the desired mood and atmosphere for my shots. While I use Photoshop for retouching, my primary goal is to maintain a natural and authentic look to my images. I pay particular attention to lighting, composition, and color grading to create a cinematic feel to my photos, while also focusing on capturing genuine moments and expressions. My photography style is ideal for clients who value a natural yet cinematic look to their images and want to capture authentic emotions in their photos.

Likes:

– Sport, fitness – this is my second name. Only with sport I feel myself in balance.
– Communication it`s important part of my life. I like to make new friends.
– Since childhood I wanted to create Art. Firstly, I started to making drawings and now I transform this in photography.

Recommended places:

Parliament Hill – The iconic center of Ottawa, Parliament Hill, is a great place to shoot at any time of day or night. The architecture of the buildings, the views of the Ottawa River, and the historic significance of the area make for some stunning shots.

ByWard Market – ByWard Market is a bustling area of the city with a mix of trendy shops, restaurants, and nightlife. The vibrant colors, unique architecture, and lively atmosphere make it a great place for street photography.

Gatineau Park – Just a short drive from downtown Ottawa, Gatineau Park offers a beautiful natural setting with scenic views, hiking trails, lakes, and wildlife. It’s a great place for landscape photography, particularly during the fall when the leaves change colors.

Rideau Canal – The Rideau Canal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Ottawa’s most popular attractions. Whether you’re shooting from the water or the shoreline, the canal offers plenty of opportunities for photography, especially during the summer months when the boats are out.

National Gallery of Canada – The National Gallery of Canada is home to an impressive collection of Canadian and international art. The modernist architecture of the building, combined with the art inside, makes for some unique and striking shots.

Major’s Hill Park – This park offers stunning views of the Ottawa River, the Parliament Buildings, and the city skyline. It’s a great place to shoot during sunset or at night when the city lights up.

Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica – This historic cathedral is one of Ottawa’s most beautiful buildings. Its Gothic Revival architecture and intricate details make it a great subject for photography.

Royal Canadian Mint – The Royal Canadian Mint produces all of Canada’s coins and has a museum that showcases the history of Canadian currency. The building itself is also an impressive example of modern architecture.

Château Laurier – This historic hotel is a landmark in Ottawa and a popular spot for weddings and events. Its architecture and ornate details make it a great subject for photography.

Peace Tower – The Peace Tower is a part of the Parliament Buildings and offers panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. It’s a great place for landscape and cityscape photography.

Canadian Museum of History – The Canadian Museum of History has a stunning location overlooking the Ottawa River and Gatineau Hills. Its unique architecture and exhibits make it a great subject for photography.

Confederation Park – Confederation Park is located in the heart of downtown Ottawa and features beautiful flower gardens, a fountain, and statues. It’s a great place for nature and portrait photography.

National War Memorial – The National War Memorial is a monument dedicated to the Canadian soldiers who fought and died in World War I. Its ornate architecture and location make it a great subject for photography.

Rideau Hall – Rideau Hall is the official residence of the Governor General of Canada and features beautiful gardens and architecture. It’s a great place for nature and architecture photography.

Canadian Museum of Nature – The Canadian Museum of Nature has a stunning collection of natural history exhibits, including dinosaurs, minerals, and fossils. Its unique architecture and exhibits make it a great subject for photography.

Dow’s Lake Pavilion – Dow’s Lake Pavilion is a popular spot for weddings and events and offers beautiful views of Dow’s Lake. Its location and architecture make it a great subject for photography.

Rockcliffe Park – Rockcliffe Park is an affluent neighborhood in Ottawa that features beautiful homes, gardens, and scenic views. It’s a great place for nature and architecture photography.

Languages spoken:

English, Russian, Ukrainian, Dutch