John Ortizo Visuals

07/19/2026

Moving to Saint John? It will likely be one of the best moves you’ve ever made! We visited New River Beach yesterday, which is just 30 minutes away from the city.

07/17/2026

After 5 years, I'm going back to where it all started: just taking photos for the love of it and capturing life's random moments.

To all my clients, thank you for your support. You've been a huge part of this journey.
Since the beginning of 2026, I've slowed down my photography side hustle quite a bit. The truth is, I was missing out on too many weekends, evenings, and moments with my family. As the son of a seafarer, I grew up hearing my dad say that if he could choose, he'd rather be home with his family than working overseas. Those words hit differently now that I'm a parent myself.

The last six months have been amazing. I've been less stressed, lost 10 lbs, gotten back into sports, and most importantly, spent more quality time with family and friends.

This isn't a goodbye to photography. I'll still be doing my regular mini sessions, so stay tuned. I'm just making a little more room for the moments that matter most. ❤️📸

07/16/2026

07/09/2026

I caught the FANB Battle of the Bands at AREA 506 and the turnout was absolutely incredible!

07/07/2026

Hi everyone, I'm doing a storage reset on my Google Drive next week. To ensure you don't lose any of your images, please download your photos before the cleanup begins. Thank you for your prompt attention to this.

-John

07/06/2026

Visited the lavender fields today — the scent was incredible. Four Girls Lavender gave us a little lesson while we wandered, and I brought home a fresh bouquet for us to enjoy!

07/01/2026

Thank you, FREDERICTON BADMINTON CLUB - FBC, for hosting such an incredible event! Team Abrigo showed up in full force, brought the energy, and left the tournament as champions. A fantastic day of teamwork, competition, and community—already looking forward to the next one!

06/16/2026

Let your telephoto lens compress the scene while you guide the viewer’s eye. Use splashes of color, striking light, or passing figures to carve out depth and mood.