This sweet little Muskoka Hillside Farm wedding is by the one and only Luca, and by far one of my favourites. When you think of Muskoka your thoughts probably gravitate to lakeside resorts, cottages, small summer towns and cute shops. Its okay, thats how I used to see it too. But this summer we had the pleasure of
This summer we photographed the Casa Loma wedding of Brian & Michelle in Toronto. Getting married at Toronto's castle definitely has its perks, but the best perk for us is that there is no shortage of places to take photos. Brian and Michelle started the festivities with a private first look in the gardens. Brian waited for Michelle at
Six years ago Ryan and I took the Via Rail train across Canada, ending our tour with a road trip through the Icefields Parkway and spending the night at The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. So when we reconnected with past clients Christine & Kayan for their Lake Louise Anniversary photo shoot, we basically picked up where we left
We were sitting in the Rundle Lounge of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, sipping espressos, and watching the tourists pose for photos. This hotel is my favourite in all of Canada. Steeped in history, located in Canada’s first National Park, and once owned by Canadian Pacific Railway, which is where 2 generations of my family worked. It
We have travelled to some truly special places photographing commercial lifestyle work. When planning to visit a new place, we try never to have the same experience twice. We vow only to repeat the things that worked before, if they can bring about new experiences. Our hotel experiences have been a wide range of the incredibly luxurious and
In late spring we photographed the Toronto wedding of Emily & Katherine. They were married in a simple ceremony at City Hall and then partied the rest of the wedding at Balzac's in Distillery District. There were so many great moments from this day; watching the newlyweds walk out of their ceremony as a notable number of strangers congratulated
Have you ever woken up before the sun, and driven out to the Rocky Mountains just to see the sun rise? If so, then you will appreciate my sentiments. Seeing the grey, harsh and rugged mountains glow a vibrant orange and pink is like experiencing colour for the first time. Our photographs will never technically express the sights