Daniela Majic is a Portrait photographer residing in Ontario Canada. Daniela tells dreamy and fairytale-like stories with her imagination and eye for detail. Daniela’s work is always injected with a creative sense of style and she has been known for designing, sewing & creating wardrobe as well as propping for many of her editorial shoots. Daniela’s work can be seen in publications across the globe. Daniela has photographed fashion in Toronto, Paris & London.
Since last year, Canadian photographer Daniela Majic has been working on an ongoing series titled “Secret Garden.” It’s a collection of surreal portraits created with elaborate handmade costumes and impressive garden sets constructed inside Majic’s tiny attic.
Majic says she is using the series to raise money for the Canadian children’s charity Because I’m a Girl.
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