Dan's parents retained me to photograph a party they had before going out to their Prom at Brock house that evening. It was great to see them all dressed up in suits and gowns! Ladies and Gentlemen anticipating a fun night... and finally graduating in a couple of months. Congratulations, you all looked great!
We had a great time talking and laughing our way through Yaletown, starting at the Roundhouse on a beautiful sunny afternoon. We finished our shoot a few blocks from Ganache Patisserie and they went off to a cake tasting. Nice dessert for the "models", after all that hard work! Regina and I had their chocolate banana cake for our wedding a few years ago. I wonder what flavour they chose? ;-D
Congratulations on your engagement, Ciara and Matthew...I can't wait to make great images for you this fall!
It's a wrap! Thank you Regina, my beautiful wife, for this picture!
We met at their charming home in London, Ontario to make some art for their engagement shoot.
Dan and Annette are obviously in Love and not even the rain could cool them down! The first photos were taken in a tropical conservatory. Then we went downtown for some shots by the river and then later at a castle.
They were troupers, laughing away the whole time... and such a joy to be around. In August this year, I'll be photographing their wedding in Victoria. They have a lovely romantic wedding planned; I'm so glad to be a part of it. Congratulations, Annette and Dan!
Someone's going to feel really special...
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My first camera was an old Minolta I bought at pawn shop on Vancouver's Hastings Street in 1988. It was love at first shutter! Canada's west coast is such an inspiring place for photography. As an avid outdoorsman, I would always bring my camera with me to take pictures in the mountains and forests.
One evening after skiing I was watching a performance at Arts club Theatre and took some pictures of the actors onstage. After giving copies of the photos to them the following week they asked me to come back and take pictures at the next performance. Little did I know that that day would lead to a long and rewarding career! I took a couple of photography courses at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design and the feedback I got from the students and and teachers made me decide to quit my job and become a full time photographer. That was in 1992.
My friends had also started asking me to take the pictures at their weddings. I realized that it was a perfect match because I love photographing people in natural and in urban settings. I still love it and carry my camera everywhere!