I have been photographing cancer survivors for a number of years, starting with supporting families in the Ronald McDonald House to working at Sick Kids. Recently I have been doing work with Gildas Club of Barrie to raise funds, through a calendar that celebrates the stories of people dealing with cancer. You can find a copy of
I love it when we get the opportunity to be present when a family gets together to spend time with each other and have some fun. All three generations for this particular shoot were home for the holidays and requested to be photographed together. The Wallis family are a wonderful family which shares a good sense of
Its no secret that this blog is filled with travel photography and amazing couples, and families who travel with us around this beautiful planet. Allowing us the honour of capturing their most important events of their lives. It is sometimes hard for our own families to grasp the idea that we get to travel to photograph people
This January we travelled on a 15 hour flight to Singapore to photograph portraits of Cheryl, her family, her work life, and her dog Max. We met Cheryl years ago when she was the maid of honour for her friend’s Canada destination wedding in Niagara Falls. She reconnected with us last year and asked if we would photograph her
2015 has been a big year of travel for us. Beginning in January with Ryan's excursion to Yukon to cover Yukon Quest (which we will be posting on this blog for you all to see soon). Then in the spring our anniversary trip to France & an anniversary photo session for a couple from Hong Kong in Santorini, Greece. Then a Bermuda destination
I don't know about you, but growing up, family vacations with my family were not well documented in photographs. Don't get me wrong, we often had the obligatory photo of my sister and I beside a miniature village in Niagara Falls, or playing in a random park in the East Coast of Canada. We didn't have many
It must be summer because we are spending every weekend in Muskoka; photographing engagements and weddings and families. Its a truly wonderful way to spend the summer and spend a working day. Although photographing people with their families and on truly happy occasions never really feels like work. If only the view from my office window wasn't