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Canadian Travel Photography & Visual Storytelling
I help destinations, hotels, and brands stand out with content that feels real, cinematic, and built for modern travellers.
My work captures more than landscapes—I focus on the intersection of people, culture, and food to reveal the “story within the scenery.” From Newfoundland’s dramatic coastlines to the urban energy of Toronto and Ottawa, I provide professional, story-driven visuals that drive bookings and engagement.
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What I Offer
I provide a full-service creative approach to destination marketing.
- Tourism Campaigns: High-end stills and cinematic reels for DMOs.
- Hotel & Resort Photography: Capturing the “stay” through architecture and lifestyle.
- Culinary Storytelling: Restaurant features and food culture.
- SEO Itineraries: Long-form, expert travel guides that rank on Google.
- Image Licensing: Access to an extensive 2026 Canadian image library.
Everything is tailored to your story and audience.
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Who I Work With
- Tourism boards & DMOs
- Hotels, boutique stays, inns, and B&Bs
- Restaurants, cafés, and culinary brands
- Airlines, tour companies & transportation partners
- Lifestyle, outdoor & travel brands
If your goal is to attract Canadian travellers who value culture, good food, and authentic local experiences, we’re already aligned.

Capturing the soul of one of the world’s most remarkable hotels. My work at Fogo Island Inn was featured in HOMME Magazine, bridging the gap between luxury hospitality and authentic Canadian storytelling.
What to Expect: My Process
- Strategy: Pre-production planning, including shot lists and lighting schedules.
- Execution: On-location storytelling (Landscapes, Lifestyle, Food, Details).
- Delivery: Clean, organized, high-resolution folders ready for print and web.
- Support: Guidance on social media hooks, caption ideas, and content angles.
FAQ
Ottawa–Gatineau, with frequent travel across Canada and internationally.
5–7 weeks is ideal for campaign planning.
Yes, usage rights are clearly defined for web, social, and print.
About Roland Bast
Roland Bast is an award-winning Canadian travel photographer and TMAC member. With over 10 years of experience, he specializes in “Slow Travel” narratives that connect people to places through cinematic imagery and authentic local detail.
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Let’s create something your audience will feel—long before they arrive.
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Recent Blog Posts
Travel ideas and itineraries — subscribers get them first. Updated in January, 2026
Where I’ve Been
24 Hours in St. John’s
4-Day Guide to Moncton
Top 5 Unforgettable Adventures in Gananoque,
A Photography Guide to Eastern Newfoundland,
