Alline M. Cormier is a Canadian photographer based in Victoria, British Columbia. Her photography mainly focusses on nature and wildlife but she also enjoys architectural photography.

Celebrating nature and the animals who enrich our environments is central to Alline’s photography, as is inspiring people to protect wildlife and wildlife habitat.

Her photography has featured in Canadian Photography, the Times Colonist, Island Writer Magazine and the Capital Regional District’s social media, as well as in Canadian and American publications. Her photo essay on BC owls, ‘Owl Spotting’, was published in Canadian literary magazine Blank Spaces. Alline’s photography has also been exhibited at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria’s annual Art Gallery Paint-In (2026) and the Bay Centre in downtown Victoria. She has placed first in photography contests, and one of her images merited a spot in CAPA’s 2024 Digital Salon (Canadian Association for Photographic Art). Her images appear on the Victoria Heritage Foundation’s website, as well as in two 2026 calendars about Victoria’s gardens, including one cover shot, and are forthcoming in various publications.

Alline has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Université Laval. She does not use ChatGPT or generative AI in the creation of her images.