Andrew Knapp

Andrew Knapp is a Canadian photographer and visual storyteller, whose work, often shared through his blog, is best known for the "Find Momo" book series. His distinctive projects center on a hide-and-seek photography concept, featuring his border collie, Momo, and later his other dogs, Yaya and Boo, subtly hidden within diverse scenic landscapes and urban environments. This engaging style first became popular on Instagram, captivating audiences with its playful premise, and later developed into a series of New York Times bestselling books, including "Find Momo," "Find Momo: Coast to Coast," and "Find Momo Everywhere," alongside a collection of children's board books. Knapp's photographic work often informs his extensive travels across the United States, Canada, and Europe, frequently undertaken in his Volkswagen van, where he documents both iconic landmarks and lesser-known locales. Beyond his "Find Momo" projects, Knapp publishes a bi-weekly newsletter, "How To Be A Dog," which explores his connection with dogs, sharing written reflections and photography that highlight their impact on human lives. He also contributed to the "We Live Up Here" initiative, a community project focused on revitalizing Sudbury's downtown core through art, murals, and branding. His photography and writing consistently feature themes of outdoor exploration, the world’s natural beauty, and the unique bond between humans and their canine companions.