ABOUT Tenille
Edglanete. Tansi. Helloooooo.
I'm Tenille K Campbell, the photographer behind sweetmoon photography. I am Dene from English River First Nation, and Métis from the Batoche/St Louis region. I currently reside in Saskatoon, SK, in Treaty Six Territory.
Professionally, I've been a photographer for the last twelve years (I feel like an Elder saying that) and have travelled throughout Canada and States photographing Indigenous people, communities, love and joy. It's a truly blessed life, and I'm thankful I get to work with some of the most hilarious communities.
Personally, I'm an avid drinker of coffeee, I don't work well in the morning, and I like to nap. I'm a poet, a PhD student, a mom. I'm an artist on multiple fronts and I'm constantly trying new mediums to explore. I just started to learn beadwork and it's a new obsession.
Yep, that's me.
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“I’ve been fortunate to work with Tenille on a few occasions and I am always so happy with how things turn out. Not only is she an incredible photographer and creative, she is an inspiring business woman who brings tremendous care into how she collaborates with clients. Her hilarious auntie energy helped make me feel comfortable and brought a more confident side of me out in my photos.”
Lindsay -
"sweetmoon photography has documented my son’s life. Tenille captures his every side - silly, confident, clever, loving. She has brought the sun and surroundings that bring out his joy and energy. Thank you so much Tenille!"
Omeasoo -
"Tenille is always my photographer of choice. She is open, funny and always makes her subjects feel incredibly comfortable in front of the camera. She captures Indigenous Joy in a myriad of ways and I am always beyond impressed with the images. I can't recommend sweetmoon enough."
Jaymie -
"Working with Tenille has been a profoundly transformative experience. She captured the most sacred moments in my life - from carrying my first daughter, to capturing her birth, and then to embracing myself as an artist in addition to who I am as a mother to my two beautiful girls… She captured me all with such grace, sensitivity, and utmost respect.
Through her lens and safe space she created for me - I felt not only seen but empowered, effortlessly vulnerable yet strong, regal, and deeply connected tapping into to my femininity. She has become a friend whose artistry I cherish and creating alongside her has been a blessing and always will be."
Wakeah -
