Felix Foxtail Photography

Felix Foxtail Photography All images © 2010 - 2026 Felix Foxtail Photography Hey there, Im Felix Foxtail!

I have loved Photography and Videography since I was very young, I have fallen in love with the idea of capturing the moment especially within nature its self! Recently I have branched out to capturing those wonderful moments for others as well, Contact me about anything photography related! wether its a couples shoot, Products, Cars, Family Pets or Family Photos!

~Felix Foxtail~

There’s something incredibly addicting about film photography.No screen. No instant review. No way to know if you nailed...
06/19/2026

There’s something incredibly addicting about film photography.

No screen. No instant review. No way to know if you nailed the shot or completely missed it until days later. Every frame is a gamble, and honestly, that’s what keeps pulling me back.

These images were captured on a 1977 Minolta XD7 that I personally restored and brought back to life. Going into this roll, I wasn’t entirely sure whether any issues would come from the camera… or from the person behind it. Thankfully, it looks like I’ve finally got everything dialed in.

Watching these negatives come back and seeing the results for the first time was a rewarding feeling. This camera sat silent for decades, and now it’s creating photographs again.

This is Part 1 of 2. More images coming soon.

Which shot is your favourite? Comment below!👇

I present to you a set of photographs captured on a camera that’s over 100 years old.For this roll, I loaded the Kodak N...
06/10/2026

I present to you a set of photographs captured on a camera that’s over 100 years old.

For this roll, I loaded the Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie with ILFORD HP5 Plus 400 black & white film. Just 8 exposures… 8 chances to get it right.

Using a camera like this makes you appreciate how different photography once was. There’s no autofocus, no image stabilization, no screen to review your shots, and very few controls. Every frame requires a little patience and a little faith.

When I got the film back, I quickly learned my first lesson: this camera has a minimum focusing distance of about 8 feet. Anything closer than that? Soft and blurry. A detail I probably should have checked beforehand… but that’s part of the fun of shooting vintage cameras. Every roll teaches you something new.

My second lesson was just how steady photographers had to be a century ago. With no stabilization of any kind, even the slightest movement can affect a photograph. Next time, the tripod is definitely coming along.

What makes this camera especially meaningful is that it’s the same model that belonged to my great-grandfather. Knowing that I’m creating images with the same model of camera he once used over a century ago makes the experience feel even more special.

This first roll wasn’t perfect, but that’s exactly why I loved it. The learning curve is part of the adventure, and I’m already looking forward to loading another roll and putting these lessons into practice.

Film photography has officially pulled me in.

Stay tuned; I’ve also got a roll of 35mm from my Minolta coming soon. 😏





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06/07/2026

X Ambassadors delivering one incredible performance at AccessFest 2026
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Renforshort at AccessFest 2026 fest
06/07/2026

Renforshort at AccessFest 2026






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Some cameras are valuable because they’re rare. Others are valuable because of the stories they carry.The Kodak No. 2 Fo...
06/02/2026

Some cameras are valuable because they’re rare. Others are valuable because of the stories they carry.

The Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie holds a special place in my collection because it belonged to my great grandfather. While his original camera is no longer functional, I still have it, and it remains one of my most treasured pieces of photographic history.

Wanting to experience photography the way he might have over 100 years ago, I tracked down a working example of the same model. I could have chosen any modern camera; Or even another vintage camera, but this felt like the closest connection I could have to the images and memories he once created.

In a world of instant previews, autofocus, and endless storage, there was something exciting about slowing down and creating photographs with a camera designed in 1915.

Now comes the hardest part… waiting.

The film has been sent off for development, and I have absolutely no idea what to expect. Maybe the images will be incredible. Maybe they’ll be a complete disaster. 🤣 Either way, the experience alone has been worth it.

A few fascinating facts:

* Introduced in 1915 and produced into the 1920s.
* Uses 120 film, which is still available today.
* Featured Kodak’s innovative “Autographic” system, allowing photographers to write notes directly onto their negatives.
* Helped make photography accessible to everyday people in the early 20th century.

It’s incredible to think this camera was capturing memories long before colour film became common, television entered most homes, or humanity stepped onto the Moon.

Now we wait for the results.

Would you like to see a video where I dive deeper into the history and operation of this camera? Let me know in the comments!

🚨ATTENTION, JUST LAUNCHED!🚨☀️ JULY MINI SESSION SPECIALS ☀️To celebrate a fully booked June and the expansion of Felix F...
05/23/2026

🚨ATTENTION, JUST LAUNCHED!🚨

☀️ JULY MINI SESSION SPECIALS ☀️

To celebrate a fully booked June and the expansion of Felix Foxtail Photography into Toronto and surrounding areas, I’ll be offering limited July Mini Session Specials throughout the month!

These sessions are perfect for capturing meaningful moments, updating portraits, celebrating milestones, or simply creating something special together.

📸 30 Minute Session
📸 Professionally Edited High-Resolution Images
📸 Private Online Gallery Delivery

✨ July Special Rate: $175 (Regularly $225)

Limited availability throughout July. Once spots are filled, bookings will close.





Happy Mother’s Day to all of the incredible moms out there 💐🤍Today is about celebrating the love, strength, patience, an...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the incredible moms out there 💐🤍

Today is about celebrating the love, strength, patience, and endless support that mothers bring into our lives every single day. The moments you create, the memories you hold onto, and the love you give so freely deserve to be celebrated today and always.

Thank you for everything you do behind the scenes and in the spotlight alike.

Wishing you a beautiful day filled with love, laughter, and appreciation. 🌸

Felix Foxtail Photography

🌸 Mother’s Day Mini Sessions 🌸This one’s for mom.Whether it’s capturing those little moments with your kids, a full fami...
05/02/2026

🌸 Mother’s Day Mini Sessions 🌸

This one’s for mom.

Whether it’s capturing those little moments with your kids, a full family photo, or even something special just for her; These are the photos that actually matter years from now.

I’m offering a limited number of Mother’s Day mini sessions on:

May 7th & May 9th
Location: Scanlon Creek Conservation Area, Bradford, ON

20-minute session
5-8 professionally edited images included

$200

Spots are limited and will be booked first come, first served.

If you’ve been meaning to get photos done, this is your sign!

Send me a message to secure your spot 💌

**Available dates & times**

May 7:

4:00 PM - 4:20 PM
4:30 PM- 4:50 PM
5:00 PM - 5:20 PM
5:30 PM - 5:50 PM
6:00 PM - 6:20 PM
6:30 PM - 6:50 PM

May 9:

4:00 PM - 4:20 PM
4:30 PM- 4:50 PM
5:00 PM - 5:20 PM
5:30 PM - 5:50 PM
6:00 PM - 6:20 PM
6:30 PM - 6:50 PM





MODEL CALL! 📣 📣Looking for one or two models for a cinematic street style photoshoot in Toronto.This photoshoot will foc...
04/22/2026

MODEL CALL! 📣 📣

Looking for one or two models for a cinematic street style photoshoot in Toronto.

This photoshoot will focus on:
- urban environments
- Natural Movements
- Moody, Story driven imagery

Looking for people with a strong sense of personal style, confidence in front of the camera and must be open to creative direction.

No professional experience required!

Location: Toronto
Date: TBA (May)
This is a collaborative (TFP) shoot

Must be comfortable with images being used online (website, social media promotion)

Model:




Aside from the smallest amount of snow left unmelted, April Tobermory looks exactly like Summer Tobermory 😍
04/17/2026

Aside from the smallest amount of snow left unmelted, April Tobermory looks exactly like Summer Tobermory 😍





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