Camille Nathania

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Camille Nathania

Purpose-driven portrait and lifestyle photographer. Based in the Canadian Rockies, available anywhere.

10/29/2026

Highly recommend hiring your non-modelling friends to model for you.

Ali Green for Rocky Mountain Soap Company.

10/24/2026

ONE WEEK TO GO — Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival kicks off next week, and I’m so excited for DICHOTOMY to be exhibited at the festival, outside the walls of the Laszlo Funtek Building. I look forward to connecting with new and old faces, and celebrating mountain stories told through film and book.

My artist walk + talk will be next Sunday, Nov 1, leaving from the Max Bell lobby at 2:00pm. Free to attend, no registration required. See you there.

Portrait of Cece 🤍

10/18/2026

Work from July 🙂‍↔️
Diya Dabash for Rocky Mountain Soap Company

Creative Direction: adrian wood
Photographer + Producer: Camille Santiago
Lighting + digitech: Aiden James
Model: Diya Dabash Mode Models
HMUA: Joanne Black
Styling: Sara Laurendeau
Studio: studio 122

10/07/2026

Excited to finally be able to share this—DICHOTOMY will be exhibited at the 2026 Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, Oct 31-Nov 8. I will also be doing an artist walk + talk alongside Steve Shannon on Sunday, Nov 1, 2:00pm-3:30pm, where everyone will have the opportunity to dive deeper into the portraits and ask questions. This is free to attend, no registration required.

I’m honoured that DICHOTOMY will be seen by hundreds of people and industry heavyweights travelling from all over the world to watch all the incredible films and celebrate mountain culture. I hope it sparks many conversations and positive change. Thank you to the jury at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity for seeing the value in this work, and my thanks once again to Arc'teryx Alberta for helping me bring this to life.

10/02/2026

I am horrendously behind on posting work from this summer, so here’s a long overdue post from a spectacular August long weekend at Canmore Folk Festival. 20 frames isn’t enough to capture all the amazing musicians and the wholesome festival vibes ✨

09/05/2026

Don’t leave any of us at Rocky Mountain Soap Company alone with flowers.

The first of many from this shoot.

Creative Direction: adrian wood
Lead Photographer/Producer: Camille Santiago
Light Wizard: Aiden James
Model: DeAnn Watson Mode Models
HMUA: Joanne Black
Styling: Sara Laurendeau
Production assist: Pauline Allio
Studio: studio 122

08/09/2026

Always seeking out the sun with al.

06/30/2026

“I stare out the window at the gum trees and a cloudless blue sky and the river city I grew up in. How big and full my heart feels, belonging in two places at once; in it, containing various shades of nostalgia, gratitude, grief, appreciation, joy, renewal. How lucky I am, to have called so many places and so many people home. I carry this kaleidoscope of emotion that has nowhere to go, and I wonder if anyone else on the bus ever feels like this—as if my very edges might bleed with the expanse of my feeling. This feeling of realising I am in love with my own life; a feeling that I have made it; a feeling that I am on the path I am supposed to be on.”

I wrote a short piece—my first in a really, really long time—when I was back home in Australia last May. You can read it now on the blog (link in bio).

06/23/2026

A photographer’s love affair with the light and lines of Lisbon. It’s been about 10 years since I’ve been able to capture street-style imagery like this, and I didn’t realise how much I’ve missed it. I love photographing in the mountains, but there’s something that always happens to me when I’m wandering around a new city on my own. I live for these kinds of days: the mixture of slowness and excitement, of curiosity and presence. Always looking for ways to make what other people may deem ordinary, extraordinary. I walk around and I wonder if anyone else can see what I’m seeing, and I feel pretty darn lucky that I see things the way I do, because despite all the ugliness we humans often bring to it, the world is so beautiful and deserves to be memorialised like this.

All these images were taken on my Ricoh GR IV, which I bought specifically for this trip, my very first to Portugal. I first started taking photos on a point-and-shoot my parents gave me, and this is the first time in more than 20 years I have photographed on a point-and-shoot rather than a big DSLR. It brought me extraordinary freedom especially with how discreet such a small camera can be. Funny how things come full circle like that.

Full series of images on the blog in case you’re curious. Link in bio.

06/11/2026

Caroline, her horses, and her midsummer child, soon to join us Earth side. 🌻

Stream Caroline Whyte wherever you listen ✨

Address

122 4029 8 Street SE
Calgary, AB
T2G 3A5

Website

http://www.camillenathania.com/

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