Stella d’Entremont, FCAPA
Photographer, Educator, Author

Stella d’Entremont is a talented and dedicated photographer, educator, and author with a rich cultural background. Born into a French Acadian and fourth-generation Métis family in the small fishing village of West Pubnico in Southwestern Nova Scotia, Stella has always had a deep connection to the natural world and a passion for capturing its beauty through the lens of a camera.

After completing her studies at Chamberlayne Junior College in Boston, Massachusetts, Stella continued to hone her skills as a photographer, pursuing courses and workshops with leading professionals in the field. Her dedication has earned her recognition as a Fellow of the Canadian Association for Photographic Art (FCAPA), a testament to her significant contributions to the photographic community. Stella is also an Accredited Professional Photographer of Canada (PPOC) with accreditations in Wildlife, Ornithology/Bird, Nature, Pictorial (Landscape), and Fine Art Photography.

Stella’s photography is driven by her desire to tell compelling stories, whether through the captivating people she encounters or the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife she captures. Her artistic approach often blends photography with her painting skills, resulting in creations that are both visually striking and deeply emotive.

As a passionate educator, Stella loves to share her knowledge with others, inspiring photographers at all levels through workshops, mentorship, and constructive critiques. Her teaching is rooted in the belief that understanding key principles like color theory, composition, and storytelling can elevate a photographer’s work to new heights.  

Today, Stella continues to explore innovative ways to express herself through her photography, constantly pushing the boundaries of her art to capture the beauty and wonders of the world. As a highly skilled photographer, educator, and advocate for the photographic arts, she is an inspiration to anyone passionate about visual storytelling.