Welcome to the Okanagan Wine Photography journal
— a space dedicated to the stories of vineyards, winemakers, and the landscapes that shape this region’s spirit. Since 2017, I’ve been documenting the Okanagan through design and photography, creating a body of work rooted in connection, craft, and legacy.
Here, you’ll find behind-the-scenes looks at winery collaborations, bottle shots, seasonal campaigns, and the artistry of capturing wine in its many forms.
If you’d like to dive deeper into my personal stories, travel and tourism adventures, and family photography work, I invite you to explore my journal at Deanna Dunham Designs. Together, these two spaces reflect both sides of my creative world: the refined storytelling of wine and the heartfelt narratives of everyday life.

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Understanding Styling, Props & Model Fees in Professional Photography


Lifestyle vs. Commercial Bottle Photography: A Clear, Honest Guide to Lighting, Compositing, Copyright & Licensing


The Human Touch: Why Authentic Winery Photography Matters More Than Ever in a Digital Age


How to Prepare Your Winery for a Campaign Photoshoot


A Private Festival of Trees Experience at Mission Hill: Winter Magic in the Heart of the Okanagan


Capturing the Heart of Light Up the Vines — Saturday on Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive


Capturing the Heart of Light Up the Vines — A Night on Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive


Behind the Scenes of the Fort Berens Holiday Campaign


Styling a Winter Story: Behind the Scenes of Fort Berens’ Seasonal Wine Session


A Holiday Story in Four Scenes: Behind the Meyer & Mayhem Christmas Campaign


From Vineyard to Cellar: The Magic of Harvest at Heaven’s Gate Winery


Photographing Fort Berens Estate Winery: A Story in Two Chapters


Golden Hour at The Cove: A Venue Walk Before the Wedding


When a Visual Language Catches On


Exploring the Adra Tunnel: A Chilly, Epic Ride into the Dark


A New Chapter: Little Joys by Deanna Dunham Designs


Oasis Lavender: Memories from Garnet Valley Ranch


Finding the Balance: Fine Art vs. Natural Edits in My Photography Style


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