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10/30/2026

Thousands of people over thousands of years have fallen in love to give you that smile, a smile created in love. Don’t waste it.

10/29/2026

“It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.” Captain Jean-Luc Picard. I guess you're off to explore brave new worlds, my captain, my captain. Travel well, Patrick.

10/20/2026

I was fortunate to be able to travel up to Prince Albert National Park with the blessings of my wonderful wife and photograph 5 mahkêsis and one coyote! It was such a fantastic trip capturing 5 different foxes with three different colorings, a silver (the black one), red fox and a cross fox! It was a beautiful day, great lighting and everyone I met was pleasant and friendly.

10/17/2026

After much thought and careful consideration, I’ve decided to embrace the future of photography and let AI do the heavy lifting. 😂

Introducing my version of the Christmas hay bale backdrop… just a little more Neechie-ized! 🎄🪶

I’m confident I can recreate this EXACTLY. Trust me, bro. 🤣 lol

10/16/2026

I get the appeal of using AI to create the perfect backdrop or photography set, but there’s something to be said about actually being able to deliver what you’re advertising.
If you’re advertising photography services, shouldn’t the photos you’re using reflect your own work? Build the set, find a couple of models, take the photos and show people what YOU can do. That’s how you build confidence in your work and trust with your clients.
There’s a difference between showing people what you hope to create and advertising something you’ve never actually photographed.

09/30/2026

I’ve been thinking today about what photography means to me as an Indigenous artist.

I’ve always found a certain amount of peace in creating, whether it’s photography, writing or storytelling. I don’t know that I’ve always thought of it as healing, but the older I get, the more I realize that sometimes that’s exactly what it is.

On Orange Shirt Day, I think about the stories I grew up hearing about residential schools and the people in our families and communities who lived through them. I think about how much was taken, how much was interrupted, and also how much our people managed to hold onto.

Maybe that’s part of why creating means so much to me.

When I photograph a powwow, a family, an Elder, a graduate, or even just one of those moments that makes me turn the truck around because I need to get my camera, I’m recording a little piece of somebody’s story. Most of the time I’m not thinking about it in those terms. I just know there’s something there worth remembering.

Today especially, I’m grateful that we are still here to create, to tell our own stories, and to decide for ourselves how those stories will be remembered.

I remember the children who never came home, and I honour the Survivors who did.

Every Child Matters. 🧡

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Regina, SK

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http://www.billstevenson.ca/

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