Photo Albums of Shambhala 2025

The magic of Shambhala 2025 lives on.

Our photographers captured every moment from Shambhala 2025. Explore the albums now, with more to come.

Joe Capone

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Shambhala 2025 wouldn’t be the same without Joe’s incredible eye. His photos capture the true heartbeat of the festival: connection, creativity, and community. This year, he covered the festival with a special focus on the Artisan Market, highlighting its vibrant energy, unique vendors, and the atmosphere that makes it such a beloved part of the Shambhala experience.

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Ian Budz & Christen Johnson (IC Media)

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Huge thanks to Ian Budz and Christen Johnson of IC Media for their stunning album. Their focus on the Artisan Market, murals, and installations, including works by Indigenous Art Grant recipients Vania Stager and Rain Pierre, perfectly showcases the creativity and community that define the festival.

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Courtney Craig

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Courtney’s album captures the atmosphere and energy of the festival with authenticity and care. This year, she focused on documenting Shambhala’s food vendors, showcasing the people and flavours that keep the festival community fuelled throughout the weekend.

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Visions by Michelle Westman

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Michelle went above and beyond to deliver an incredible album. Her assignment focused on attendee-organized events, the gatherings that showcase the connection within the Shambhala community. From the Mombhala Meet-Up to the Moth-Pit gathering, Michelle documented the energy and personality that make these traditions a memorable part of the festival.

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One Vision Media (Natalie Bedard)

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It was a pleasure to welcome Natalie back to the farm this year. Her work once again captures the feeling of belonging that makes Shambhala so special - every frame makes you wish you were there. Natalie’s assignments included guest and theme camps like Camp Daycare and the Cat Dome, portraits that highlight the uniqueness within our community, and scenes along the Salmo River, balancing quiet moments with the festival’s vibrant energy.

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Dallas Rehill Photography

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Shambhala has always been a space for creativity and self-expression, and Dallas captured that spirit flawlessly through his coverage of the Rave Runway Extravaganza. His photos celebrate individuality, confidence, and the artistry that shines through every outfit and performance. Thank you, Dallas, for bringing this vibrant showcase of festival fashion and freedom to life.

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Jeremy Quaglia

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Jeremy's work brings out the warmth and authenticity that make Shambhala feel like home. His photos of guests enjoying ShambhaLodging capture creative campsites, each reflecting the care and character of the people who build them. With his unique perspective, Jeremy turned everyday festival moments into striking images that celebrate the love and acceptance found across the farm.

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Pulse Photography (James Trevor)

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James has a gift for capturing the people who keep Shambhala moving. His album celebrates the crew members who work hard and still find moments to laugh, connect, and enjoy the festival together. This album is a snapshot of the people who keep Shambhala going, captured in honest, in-between moments on the farm.

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Sabrina Archibald (XXSVBRINA)

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Sabrina’s album celebrates the magic that guests bring to the farm every year. Her focus on attendee-organized events highlights the creativity, care, and personality that make this community so unique. From the Sanrio Meet-Up to the Purple Hat Cheetah Print Meet-Up, her images capture the quirky, lively energy that turns these gatherings into lasting Shambhala memories.

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Jeff Cruz

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Jeff’s work shines a light on the workshops that shape the Shambhala experience beyond the dancefloor, from skill-sharing sessions to quiet moments of connection. Year after year, Jeff returns to the farm with real joy and enthusiasm for the work he does, and it shows. His photos reflect the care, curiosity, and love he brings to the Photo & Video team.

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Harry Molson

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Harry captured the attractions and experiences that make Shambhala what it is. His photos feel like walking the farm with a trusted guide: close enough to catch real expressions and small details, wide enough to show how each moment lives in the scene. His work brings you right back to the exact moments where memories were made. Warm, clear, and true to life, his album is an easy “remember when” for the whole weekend.

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Christina Blackwood (Chris R Visuals)

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Christina has a warm, storytelling style that feels honest and close to the moment. With a focus on the Wedding Chapel (Thundercone), her photos celebrate love, connection, and the little bits of magic that can happen on the farm. Her work turns this whimsical spot into a place you can return to again and again through her images.

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Morgan Caruso

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Morgan has an eye for the meaningful details that often go unnoticed, capturing moments that tell the bigger story of what makes the farm feel cared for. With a focus on Environment and the Green River Collective, she documented the efforts that help protect the land and the river we all call Home. Her photos highlight the people and initiatives working quietly behind the scenes to keep Shambhala beautiful through and through. 

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Joffrey Middleton-Hope (Joffrey Photo)

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Joffrey has been photographing Shambhala for many years, and his experience shows in the way he captures both the atmosphere and the heart of the farm. With a focus on the gardens and nature, he brought the space to life through portraits framed by flowers and calm, sunlit scenes. He also covered the Living Room Lamp Contest, Parade, and Secret Garden workshops, documenting the creativity and playfulness that make these moments such a cherished part of the festival. His photos feel like beloved memories we want to relive over and over again.

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Eric DiGiacomo (Insomniac Media)

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Eric has a way of making you feel like you’re right there in the moment with him, camera and all. For his assignment at Wombtang in the Village, he zeroed in on the all-female DJ collective holding it down on Saturday evening. His photos capture the fierce focus in the booth, the smiles between friends, and the surge of energy when the crowd locks in with the music. His album is a true testament to the diverse and vibrant community that calls Shambhala Home.

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Bryan Dellosa (BEEDEE)

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Bryan has a bold, high-energy style that matches the pace of the festival itself. With a focus on the stages, he captured huge production moments, electric crowds, and peak memories like SkiiTour kicking off the AMP’s 2025 opening. He also turned his lens toward guests, highlighting creative costumes and portraits that show just how much personality people bring to the farm. Bryan’s album is packed with colour, movement, and character, the kind of photos that make you feel the music all over again.

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Joel McDowell

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Joel has a talent for capturing the big, awe-filled moments and the intimate ones in the same breath. His eye naturally drifts to the experiences that make the farm feel alive, from towering stages to the small connections happening in the crowd. With a focus on attractions, experiences, and Shambhalove, he brought the festival’s energy into vibrant detail, from epic day-and-night stage photos to the heartfelt moments that remind us why this place feels so special.

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Jonah Goldstein

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Jonah has a natural gift for spotting the unique personality of the crowd and the vibrant creativity that defines our community. With an eye for the quirky, the heartfelt, and the visually striking, he focused his lens on the expressive details that make the Farmily so special: from the guest portraits and elaborate costumes to the legendary rave signs. He also documented our Medical and Harm Reduction team with a respectful touch, capturing the dedicated heartbeat of the festival while honouring the privacy of those within. Jonah’s work is a true celebration of the human spirit, immortalizing both the wild imagination and the essential support that make the Shambhala experience so profound.

Kiet Le

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Kiet focused his lens on the diverse art installations and murals scattered across the farm. He took special care to capture the intricate works created by our Indigenous Art Grant Recipients, Vania Stager and Rain Pierre, ensuring these meaningful contributions were beautifully preserved. Beyond the stationary art, Kiet immortalized the high energy and colourful joy of the Pride Parade and the fierce creativity of the Rave Runway Extravaganza. His work highlights the intersection of tradition and modern art while showcasing the unapologetic self-expression that brings the festival landscape to life.

Jarett Lopez

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Jarett has a talent for capturing the diverse beauty and intimate intentions that flourish across the farm. With a keen eye for detail, he documented the magic of the Wishing Tree, focusing on the heartfelt messages guests leave.. Jarett’s work serves as a powerful mirror of our community’s inclusivity; through stunning portraits, he celebrated the beautiful diversity of our guests, ensuring that all members of the Farmily are represented in the festival’s visual legacy.

Trish & Dustin Orr (twenty2)

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Trish and Dustin have a knack for capturing the authentic, unscripted energy that fuels the festival from the inside out. By focusing their lens on crew candids, they highlighted the hardworking faces and tireless spirits of the people who bring the magic of Shambhala to life. Alongside these intimate behind-the-scenes moments, they kept a sharp eye on the dancefloor to document our guests’ most creative rave signs, spotlighting the clever wit and deeply sentimental messages that our community thrives on. Together, their work beautifully bridges the gap between the crew and the crowd, immortalizing the human connection and shared passion that define the Shambhala experience.

Franklyn Mayott

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Franklyn spent his time in the festival’s most immersive pockets, acting as a visual guide to the "world within a world" at Shambhala. He documented the curated magic of the Culture Canopy and the whimsical, tucked-away performances at the Circle Garden Theatre. From the ethereal vibes of the Secret Garden to the eclectic atmosphere of the Upsky Down Lounge, Franklyn captured the interactive art and discovery-led moments that make the farm feel like a living playground. His work isn't just about the music; it’s about the architectural gems and hidden enclaves that invite guests to get lost and find something unexpected.

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