About Me
I'm Brad Hefferon, a photographer based on Salt Spring Island. I help real estate professionals present their listings with clean, steady images that make space for buyers to imagine themselves in the life a property offers.
Most of my perspective comes from living the life many buyers are chasing. Over the past decade I’ve bought homes in Vancouver and the Gulf Islands, each chosen for what it made possible rather than what it promised in a brochure. It taught me what people actually look for when they leave the city behind.
My family and I live on Glenraven Farm in the Burgoyne Valley. It’s a working place: gardens, tunnels, stock beds, animals. Weather decides the day. Light decides the mood. It’s a good reminder that people don’t move here for square footage. They move for space, quiet, and the feeling of being rooted somewhere specific. That perspective sits under everything I photograph.
Before this I spent years in tech leading customer experience and program delivery. Structure was the job. Clear process, predictable timelines, no extra noise. That discipline carries through in how I work with clients now.
Properties in this part of the world rely on atmosphere as much as features. My job is to capture that in a way that feels honest. Photography that reads clean. Stories told through light instead of adjectives.