I’m usually photographing the wedding; not a guest. Here’s my 1st family wedding, where I get to do both. My niece Rachael found this really cool guy with a good heart . . . and he’s been part of our family for a long time now before being made official on their wedding day. I…
Clients become friends. . . . . friends you can ask for help. Here’s some photos from my friend Aaron’s headshot session. When my partner Denise had a job interview approaching with RIM, she wanted an inside scoop on how to prepare (she’s smart that way). I called on Aaron, who has done his share…
Denise, Kayla and I spent 2 days scoping out cool grafitti, browsing Chinatown, hanging out and people watching. Aside from being my partner and daughter, Denise and Kayla are always willing to help me try out new ideas. They usually both contribute many of their own ideas too and I’ve learned how well their ideas…
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: more about “Family Portraits“, posted with vodpod
Rob Provencher, a photographer I admire and the co-founder of No BS Photo Success wrote those words, and they really struck a chord with me. This has been a powerful theme in my life over the last year. I learned it through photography and I think it’s useful far beyond capturing images. It really can…
She describes her 1st day on the job to me as we’re driving home. I took my kids aside, sat them down and told them, I want to know everything you’d like to do and learn here. Brilliant!! …was my 1st thought. Her 1st day and she already grasps that her gymnasts will learn more,…
I’ve been thrilled with the early feedback on this website. Special credit has to go to my friend Laurie Skantzos, the artist who painted the background just for this site. Laurie also finishes my custom studio cabinets with paintings and finishes that become objects of art themselves. She has been instrumental in my photography. The…
This is my friend Rene. He’s a Kitchener wedding photographer. Rene and I meet regularly to practice together. We delve into the deep, arcane secrets of location photography: – seeing and finding light – scouting locations – developing an eye for interest and beauty – operating the camera effortlessly This can all be learned. Even…