Photography styleOur photography features real people and authentic experiences, always depictedwith warmth and personality. Photos should look as though a traveller could haveactually taken them, rather than feeling staged by a professional photographer.First personAuthenticWarmShots are from a traveller’s point ofview so that people can easily imaginethemselves in the scene.We want real, intimate and candidmoments in time, with subjects that lookunposed and natural.Natural light helps to reinforce an overallsense of emotional warmth.Choosing great photosAre the travellers engaged in the moment?Is the image taken from a first-person perspective?Do the people and the action look natural and unposed?Does the lighting and content have an inherent warmth?Is there plenty of clear space for a headline (if needed)?Does it look like it’s in <strong>Canada</strong>?2.1 Photography <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Tourism</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> brand guidelines, Version 2.0, October 200915
© <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Tourism</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> 2009. All rights reserved.Start planning today at www.canada.travel/funDesigning with photographsWhenever possible, use one strong, large-scale, Tier 1 or Tier 2 image in everycomposition. These primary images can be used on their own or they can bepaired with a bar graphic. When more than one image is called for, such as inpublication layouts, make generous use of colour and graphics to give clearlydefined structure to the information.AloneBar graphicMultiple image useExperiencesa toolkit for partners of the <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Tourism</strong> <strong>Commission</strong>Version 1.4, August 2009Asia PacificStrategic Marketing and Sales Plan 2009When down-filled duvets andheirloom china are what yousee, life’s not that rough.But at second glance, you’ll find yourself in an ultra-luxurious resort that justhappens to be off the beaten path. This is one of the happy surprises you’llDrop in. the 3,000belugas won’t mind.experience in <strong>Canada</strong>. Read on and learn that here, it’s more about livingthe life than seeing the sights. From the luxurious to the unique to the slightlyChurchill, Manitoba’s most famous summer residents are definitelythe beluga whales that gather in the thousands off its shores. And allyou have to do to get up close and personal with these A-listers isunexpected, you’re sure to find just what you’re looking for. To get the latest onthese and other <strong>Canadian</strong> travel experiences, go to www.canada.travel/escapeslip on some snorkeling gear. True, they can’t sign autographs, butthey’re more than happy to pose for the paparazzi.www.travelmanitoba.comSafari, <strong>Canadian</strong> styleThe Clayoquot Wilderness Resorts & Spa,located in the Clayoquot Sound UNESCOBiosphere reserve, is an amazing blend ofnature, luxury and ecological responsibility.A visit to British Columbia allows you toescape into the wilderness, without forsaking apampered lifestyle.www.wildretreat.comUtem del loremLut delesectem dolore del eblandre mod mod modtie vel iureet pratummy nullaore feu faciduis nibheugait amte diamconsed ming elisl iril incinit numThe arias and the altitude:they’ll both take yourbreath away.The town of Banff in Alberta’s Rocky Mountainsis one of the best places in the world to get yourculture fix. That’s because the Banff SummerArts Festival (May through to September) offersthe latest in dance, music, opera, the visual artsand more.www.banfflakelouise.comFeel like you’re floatingon air—or water anyway.No treading water necessary in Little ManitouLake. Instead, you can just kick back and relax.Literally. Little Manitou has a higher mineraldensity than the Dead Sea, so you’ll floatwithout the slightest effort. And if that’s notintriguing enough, there are all those healingproperties the water is reputed to have.www.sasktourism.comdipit num zzrit, sendit at exercidunt accumsanhent incillandre ming esecte dolorero et, suscilit lafaccummy nullandit nonsequatie.www.xxxxx.comWhen conveying lots of information, such as in the print spread above,a Tier 1 or Tier 2 image should anchor everything. Tier 3 images play asupporting role, paired strongly with individual pieces of information.In large-scale applications (such as tradeshow booths and windowdisplays), use different sides or surfaces to give individual images roomto breathe, rather than crowding multiple images together in one place.2.1 Photography <strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Tourism</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> brand guidelines, Version 2.0, October 200916