Julia-thompson-travel-adventure-photographer

Hey there! I’m Julia, and for the past several years my life has been dedicated to exploring everything our beautiful planet has to offer. What started out as personal documentation, grew into something much bigger. Now, I’m a full time traveller and content creator. With the knowledge and experience it’s brought me, I hope to share my story, and inspire others to get out there and live their dreams.

Read my story to learn about how I started travelling, and what lead me to the path I’m on today.

my story

Follow along on my journey!

What do you love the most about summer? For me, it’s sunrise adventures like this one. Mornings in the mountains can still be chilly through July and August, but I’ve had some of the most peaceful experiences out here. Looking forward to
Just a little taste of summer here in BC🌞 📸 Photo taken by @angelaliggs 🏄‍♀️ @meghanorourkee and I paddling through the valley
A little lake that’s so tucked away in the mountains of Whistler, that you’ll find icebergs here through August. Makes for a nice little treat after a 30°C hike🌞 Photo taken by @brendinkelly
Will never ever take the rain for granted, since it brings us lush forests like this, that are filled with moss, ferns and everything green. Without it we wouldn’t be able to enjoy some of the beautiful experiences you get while walking through
Havasupai boasts some of the most unique landscapes in the world. I've never seen a combination of rock and water so striking, it was hard to believe it's even real. This was a 10-mile hike each way through the desert, and it was worth every single s
A rainy, stormy sunrise turned out to be one of the most beautiful mornings.🤍 Missing this angel @cassieworden from the other side of the world. Can’t wait for our adventures together again (someday soon)🥰
One of the most serene mornings I’ve ever had. We drove here at 5am to watch the sun rise, and given that this normally is an extremely busy spot, it was surprisingly to see it almost completely deserted. We sat here for hours drinking coffee a
This was the very last photo I took on my camera before my battery died that morning. It’s been sitting on my hard drive for a few years now, because it was so poorly composed/crooked after rushing trying to get in those last couple of photos,