Caroline Ross is the owner of multiple photography businesses, including commercial and fashion photography business Charlsross. Caroline Ross is also the owner of WCWA , an awards program for wedding photographers.
Caroline lives and works in downtown Vancouver, BC. Caroline started photography in 2009 and specializes in on-location editorials and clothing e-commerce. Born in Northern Ontario, she lived for a few years on the Caribbean island of St Maarten, shooting portrait and fashion photography.
Caroline ensures the comfort of the model and crew is first and foremost. She loves creating a safe space for young models and LGBTQ2+ people and crew.
Caroline Ross has appeared on reality TV as a fashion photographer in a top-model style show, and has been published in over 80 publications.
Caroline Ross has been featured in the following local and international magazines and sites: Montecristo (online), TRUE Anguilla (print), Tropics Magazine (print), My Canada Magazine (print), Create Magazine Fashion Editorial (Print) WestVancouver Magazine (print), The Frosted Petticoat (online). She has also been featured in over 75 publications for her wedding photography work.
Reality and docu series appearances:
SnapeChat Docuseries Planet Re:wild - Spring/2022
The Whole Package - Episodes 4,5,6 -2019
In the Media:
PerezHilton.com
Caroline Ross was exhibited at Photo LA and West Hollywoods Long Gallery through Round Hole Square Peg 4. Round Hole Square Peg is a biennial international survey of the queer photographic gaze.
Fundraising events are held to bring awareness and support to local grassroots causes, collectives, mutual aids and other small organizations. Caroline holds events in free spaces to ensure 100% of funds raises goes towards the initiative. Most causes are not yet non-profit/charity status and have difficulties securing large donations.
100% of funds raised goes towards Dark Before The Dawn – A Wellness Retreat for the Black Community, run and organized by Kendra Coupland.
Read more: kendracoupland.com/dark-before-the-dawn