Claudia Wyler

From a young age, she was drawn to photography, spending hours cutting out and organizing images from her family’s National Geographic collection. This early fascination grew into a lifelong love of visual storytelling. Today, she captures everything from births and newborns to families, weddings, and large-scale events like concerts, festivals, and, notably, the Chilliwack Mural Festival.

Her photography blends elements of photojournalism and fine art, always seeking the beauty and connections within life’s chaotic moments. She has a passion for preserving the defining moments that shape who we are—images that evoke emotion and tell stories that will be felt for years to come.

Real life photos with real life editing.

Beyond photography, she finds inspiration in storytelling, music, coffee, and the natural beauty that surrounds her. She cherishes the crisp air of winter, the crunch of autumn leaves, and the quiet solitude of a river in summer. Whether it’s the sound of children’s laughter at the beach or the stillness of a dark forest, she holds onto these moments and channels them into her work.

Her approach to photography is as multifaceted as her life. While the industry often emphasizes finding a single niche, she refuses to be confined to one genre. Whether photographing a high-energy concert, an intimate wedding, or the raw, everyday moments of a growing family, her work is rooted in authenticity. Life is beautifully messy, and she is dedicated to capturing its real, unscripted moments—because every story, every emotion, and every fleeting second matters.

Her philosophy is simple: Be real. Be authentic. Be transparent. Be you—because she’s always going to be herself.