That summer went by FAST! I guess that’s what happens when I’m busy, oh, and I took photos too!!! I’ve been working on things in the background, and hoping to show some of the weddings and portraits I’ve done over the summer. Below are some previews that I hope to show in the coming weeks. I also have some family portrait sessions coming up that I’m excited about too, so I’ll be putting those up a lot faster. Hope you enjoy!
I took some photography with Jaimi and Jeff a few weeks ago. We started outside at a park nearby, and worked our way into my friend’s studio! It was a great time. These are some of my favourites from the shoot.
These people love their dog Amos, I’m not sure if any photo could ever express.
Once we got into the studio, we spent a few minutes shooting around the building before we got in front of the backdrop. I love this old school elevator that was available.
This is the first time I’ve put a couple in front of the backdrop with a whole flash set up, but Jeff and Jaimi were great and made the whole thing a wonderful experience.
Thanks a bunch guys, it was a blast!
I was Claire’s assistant this weekend at Trisha and Dave’s wedding in St. Catherine’s. I have to say this wedding was pretty great, they left lots of room for photography, and everything was just very easy going! Trisha and Dave were simply great to work with, up for anything, and their bridal party was lots of fun too! Thanks again Claire for bringing me along on this one! Hope you guys enjoy the photos!
So I’m swamped with work and what not, even in my spare time it seems, so I haven’t been able to get to the photos I want to put up. So I went through and found a few already edited photos from while I was away at the Cottage this summer. These photos come stylistically from my photos of the water fountain at Gore Park in Hamilton, though here you will notice I’ve started to decrease the harsh contrast look that previously made my photos distinct. If you’re clever enough, you may find these two experiments in photo editing have really shaped the editing process of my most recent works. Very very different I think from what I’ve done in the past, and most certainly not for everyone, or even every photo. But, I think, very important in the evolution of my style — and also very fun! Hope you enjoy!
P.S. Let me know what you think! Do you like where my new style is headed? Or do you think I’m crazy, and should stay closer to my roots stylistically?
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