Hey. I’m Francis.

I grew up in a small town in Northern Ontario, Canada, where life was simple, but I always had a curiosity to explore bigger ideas and creative outlets. Art became my way of doing that. It allowed me to push boundaries, think differently, and express myself in ways that felt authentic. Photography eventually became my main focus because it gave me the ability to tell a story or evoke a feeling in a single frame.

I’ve always been drawn to sensual photography, but traditional boudoir never appealed to me. It often felt too staged and lacked real depth, as if it was just about photographing people without a clear purpose. That’s why I developed my own style, which blends vintage glamour with a minimalist, effortless beauty. I’m inspired by grainy, almost underdeveloped images that feel raw and nostalgic, a stark contrast to the high-definition, overly polished photos we see everywhere today.

My work is about creating images that feel natural and meaningful. I want the subjects and the emotions in my photos to feel real, not overly posed or artificial. It’s less about perfection and more about capturing a moment that feels genuine and timeless. For me, photography is not just about what’s in the frame but about how it makes you feel when you look at it. It’s my way of exploring beauty, intimacy, and connection in a way that feels personal and authentic.

FXNCIS, to me, is all about diving into my raw creativity and letting myself be unapologetically me. I guess you could say it’s my alter ego. It’s a mix of sex, visuals, fantasies, personal stories, and just experimenting with what feels right. It’s about pushing limits while staying true to what feels real—what feels like me. This isn’t just my brand; it’s who I am in my rawest, most honest form.

Everything you see here is either captured by me or a small, talented team. I want to give a huge shoutout to my dear friend Emmylou—the creative mastermind behind some of my projects. Her vision elevated so much of what I do, and I’m beyond grateful.

Thanks for stopping by—hope you enjoy.

— fxncis