“The Poker Champ & The Designer” During our pre-wedding consultations, one thing became very clear to me; we have to include poker somehow. Poker is more than a game to Heikki. The groomsmen are serious players – even poker champs. It was only fitting that we include this in the photo shoot. For the shot...
Some shoots take a while to “get into the groove”… Not this one. We met up on Front Street, said our hellos, and immediately Codi and Mac demonstrated that they’re very comfortable with each other. The chemistry between them made for instant results. No warm up time needed; this couple was already hot;) In fact,...
Okay…a little adventure is one thing, but nothing prepared me for the day that Estelle & Justin’s engagement session became. What started off as a sweltering hot summer day, ended as total downpour! We shot on Toronto Island, as this is the couple’s proposal site. In the end, we never did make it to the...
Natasha and Omar had me covering events that spanned four days, from July 29th, to August 1st. I’ve kept the images in chronological order, starting with the Omar’s Pithi ceremony on the 29th, then Natasha’s Mendhi on the 30th. They had their Muslim marriage ceremony on July 30th, and then the full wedding & reception...
Just a few quick images from our brief shoot last week. We didn’t really have the chance to get too many family or creative shots during the actual engagement party, so we played “catch-up” afterwards;) These shots were taken at the old abandoned Kodak factory. -J
When we decided on Sunday for Chas & Chris’ E shoot, we had no idea how hot it would be. I mean damn hot. This entire week has been one big heat wave. Thankfully we got through the shoot, and were able to capture some great shots. These guys were one of the coolest couples...
Shereen and Harneet’s engagement party was a beautiful, intimate event with only the closest of their family and friends. I wanted to capture the event as timelessly, and candidly as possible. I chose to stand back and quietly snap candids from a distance as much as possible in order to capture the realness of it....
