Johnny Laursen Photography

11/16/2025

09/24/2025

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07/06/2025

This little pollinator was hard at work in the lavender fields—and totally un-bee-lievable up close. Nature’s tiniest workers are some of the most photogenic. 🐝📸

07/03/2025

As we get ready to celebrate the 4th of July tomorrow, I stood where American independence wasn’t just declared—it was defended. This cannon at Yorktown Battlefield marks the spot where British surrender sealed the fate of a new nation.

📍Yorktown, VA
📸 Shot on location, where history echoes through the grass and gunpowder
💥 Boom goes the monarchy

07/02/2025

Vibrant, wild, and unapologetically blue 💙
Caught this cornflower standing proud in a field of green — nature’s pop of color on full display.
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07/01/2025

This silhouette shot from inside Casa Loma captures more than just a statue—it’s a quiet moment suspended in time. The interplay of light and shadow, layered against vintage lace curtains, felt like stepping into another era.

Exploring how light transforms the mood of a scene is one of my favorite challenges in photography. What do you see in the silhouette?

📍Casa Loma, Toronto

06/29/2025

Caught this golden moment with a Coreopsis dancing in front of a classic VW Beetle. Nature and nostalgia in one frame — proof that beauty’s in the details (and sometimes in the background).

06/28/2025

According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.

06/21/2025

This isn’t just fabric — it’s history, stitched in wool and worn by warriors. 🏒🍁

This original Toronto Maple Leafs sweater, with its thick felt crest and heavy knit wool, dates back to a time when players had no helmets, six teams ruled the league, and loyalty ran deep. You can almost hear the echoes of Maple Leaf Gardens in its threads.

It rests in one of the most sacred corners of the Hockey Hall of Fame — the “Original Six” jersey exhibit. Beside it? Legends from Montreal, Boston, New York, Detroit, and Chicago. Each sweater tells the story of its team, its city, its era. You’ll find the sharp stripes of the Blackhawks, the winged wheel of Detroit, and the classic bleu-blanc-rouge of the Canadiens.

These aren’t replicas — they’re relics. Faded colors, worn elbows, names long enshrined in the rafters. It’s one of the most powerful places in the Hall. No glass case can hold the weight of what these jerseys have seen.