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| The wonderful folks at the Canadian Cancer Society here in Nova Scotia have asked me to pass along an invite to share your cancer related images. Here are more details - be sure and check out the Photosensitive Website. |
Here is the image that I plan on submitting. Debbie and James were married on June 19, 2006. Their's has to be one of the most special weddings I have ever photographed. Even though everyone knew that Debbie had breast cancer, I can't remember a wedding with more smiles, happiness and joy. As you can see in this image, no one was happier than Debbie.
When I get bogged down with a never ending to-do list or an full inbox - thinking of Debbie & James' wedding reminds me why I love to photograph weddings. It also reminds me of why "today" is so important.
Sadly, Debbie lost her battle with breast cancer in October 2007. Her courage and positive outlook will always remain an inspiration to me.
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| We'd been looking forward to this session for a while and Sindy and Andrew didn't disappoint. They are a wonderful couple and such a great match for one another! |
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We're so excited!! The fabulous Neville from My Mother's Bloomers will be supplying us with some of his amazing work on a regular basis so we can not only decorate our studio but also share them with you on the site. Watch for updates every month or so. We'll also be archiving all the images under Neville's Friend's Section.
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| Well with rain off and on all day, we made a back up plan to meet at the brewery market building, to get some shots while under cover.... well we weren't the only ones with this thought, there were at least two, maybe three high schools whose public garden prom pictures got rained out, and they had the same idea as I did (and here I thought I was being so creative). So to avoid the teenage mob, we risked it and took our shoot to the streets and I'm glad we did. We only had a few big raindrops, but lots of great shots! |
| As recent graduates from the Mount, Reena & Luke decided that it might make a cool setting for an engagement session - it was! |
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| Kelly and Marc were in town from Bermuda for a week and I had the pleasure of catching up with them for an engagement session. They both love nature so we headed off to Point Pleasant Park. It was a little cool by Bermuda standards but we had a fun session. |
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Well Alex may have never laughed more at a wedding than his over the weekend, but I certainly have never laughed at an engagement shoot as much I did with David and Erika. I would say that they were the epitome of "hamming it up" for the camera. I did manage to get a few shots where they aren't in hysterics, but I am sensing that the wedding is going to be a barrel of laughs (and fun!) as well!
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While driving to Grand Pre on Saturday morning the dark clouds were looming, and we thought it would rain for sure, but by the time the Bride was ready there wasn't a cloud in the sky, which was exactly what Lise was hoping for. (and I certainly can't complain about working on my tan while photographing a wedding! I have the best job!) We got some great shots all day, but my favorite images are from when we went out in the vineyard after sunset to be eaten alive my mosquitoes, and take some photos of course. It was totally worth it every bug bite I got!
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| We have never laughed so much at a wedding in our lives! Thanks Lacey and Ciaran for an amazing experience!! |
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| We know we have the most amazing clients and tonight, Gillian and Jeff showed one of the reasons why! In what proved to be our wettest e-session on record, Gillian and Jeff went for it and what fun we had playing in the rain. You guys were amazing!! |
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