Family Portraits
Traditional portraits just aren’t the right thing for my family. Here’s some mother and son bonding with Debbie and Michael. This is as normal as they get and I love them for it.



Debbie in the studio:
Traditional portraits just aren’t the right thing for my family. Here’s some mother and son bonding with Debbie and Michael. This is as normal as they get and I love them for it.



Debbie in the studio:
Get it Wet Sale One day only – expires tomorrow at 11am No Session Fee (reg. $150) Portraits out in the wildflowers, in the forest, in the city, . . . and then into the water for carefree, fun and stylish photos! Come alone or bring your soul mate, your sister, your child, your friend…
Kim graduated from UW architecture and I had the pleasure of shooting some fun, cool grad photos with her. She is bubbling over with ideas, creativity and interests! She’s just positive, enthusiastic and always thinking – someone you’d love to sit down over a coffee or a beer with. I don’t feel like it took…
14 family members? …. and 4 are young children? ….. and a dog? That’s the kind of session that tempts comtemporary photographers to go old school and do formal posed portraits with everyone gazing into the lens and smiling. This family of 14 helped me avoid that temptation by just being themselves; a spirited state…
Ahhhh! I fell off the internet. I”m not mad at my site. I was just ignoring it for a while with a very busy summer and fall season. I promised that a few sessions would go up on the blog so that will have to be now, while the snow is flying. My friends Adrienne…
It’s thrilling to me that people will just be themselves with me, shortly after we meet. Derek and Jess are smart, funny and laid back people. I love their sense of humour and amusement and the enjoyment they show being together. Here are some engagement portraits of them in Waterloo. Their engagement photography session video:
Dave and Anne had a family session on Saturday – the day they were married. I was not so secretly hoping the weather forecast would be wrong – NOPE – rain and 60km/hour winds! We stayed inside while wet furniture tumbled across back yards outside. These parents are the kind that join in on imaginary…
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What a fun and unique shot! I am sure your clients will treasure this image for a lifetime. You are truly a master of your craft.
Jill
Now THIS is my kinda “NORMAL”!
Now if only more families would skip the pseudo-Rockwellian family photo sessions at Sears (ugh) and go to you instead–we could enjoy a world of AMAZING family portraiture for a change!
Fantastic job, Jay–viva the “new normal”!!
Some incredible pictures… the sky looks almost 3-D!