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Family Portrait
This beautiful family was the last family portrait I took in the studio just before the Coronavirus broke out. I worked very quickly to get them the prints. It was the little boy’s first birthday! I assumed everyone was going … Continue reading
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Maternity Shoot!
Kate + Felix are waiting for their first baby and wanted me to take a few photo’s prior to the arrival. We had so much fun with this maternity shoot, and I look forward to photographing the baby soon! … Continue reading
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Casual Family Portraits
Oak Hammock Marsh is such a wonderful place for a family portrait session. The boardwalk is a bit of a hike in, but worth it for background! This family is casual, and wanted to wear plaid. Perfect attire for this … Continue reading
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Baptized
This was the sweetest family to photograph. I love the colourful clothing for their son’s baptism. Grandma flew in for the ceremony and they wanted professional studio portraits. We took so many I knew it was going to be hard … Continue reading
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Anniversary Portraits
Most families need a reason for a portrait, and this couple was celebrating 50 years of marriage! What a great way to celebrate the family you’ve created. Consultations are a must with every family portrait. First we have to decide … Continue reading
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Womans Best Friend
Marie contacted me to do a few portraits. Not with her significant other or her kids but with her dog Dougan. Although Dougan is getting older and has some health issues, I was able to show just how happy … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Family Portrait, Pets, Portraits
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Blended Family
I’ve notice’d over the years of photographing families that the type of family has changed….big time! I photograph more blended families, then traditional ones. Although this family has crazy schedules, they made time for a family portrait. One couple live’s … Continue reading
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Family Portraits
One of my favourite types of photography is low key, which basically means Black clothing on a Black background. It focus’s the viewer right to the most important part of the photo. The expression! This family agreed with my reguest … Continue reading
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FOCUS ON RED
Dressing for family portraits is important. First you have to decide is the portrait going to be formal or casual. Then everyone should dress in the same style. Except if you want your only child to be the focus! This … Continue reading
2018 Colour of the Year is Ultra Violet!
2018 is just around the corner, less than 3 weeks away! If you’re wondering how to incorporate this colour into your life it’s easy! I often find inspiration from nature. If it look’s great on a flower, I believe you … Continue reading →