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Friday, May 18, 2012

Eileen & David Preview

Posted in Recent Weddings, Weddings

Here’s a little snipit from the wedding of the lovely Eileen and David from a couple of weeks ago. It was wonderful to be a part of another Higgins wedding and David and Eileen were so easy to work with that it really was a marvelous day. Congratulations Eileen and David!

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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Night time is the right time – Maral & Samy pt1

Posted in Engagement, Engagement Portfolio

I have always been very lucky with the amazing couples who book me for their weddings and Maral & Samy are no exception. Last week we went out for a few hours late in the evening to get both daytime and nighttime shots and I really enjoyed my time with them. I’m still working on their pictures but couldn’t resist posting a few of the nighttime shots.

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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Love Blossoms- Julia and Martin’s engagement pictures

Posted in Engagement, Engagement Portfolio

How could I resist such a bad pun (I am English after all!) and it’s true, Julia and Martin are so obviously very much in love. What a wonderful couple to work with – I can’t wait until their wedding later this year, it’s going to be a blast!

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Toronto Skyline #1

Posted in My Toronto

When I ride home from The Art of Weddings office, around the Humber Bay, I see the ever changing weather patterns play out over the Toronto skyline:

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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The Church at Berkeley, a different perspective

Posted in Recent Weddings, The Church at Berkeley, Weddings

Knowing a venue and the flow of a wedding ceremony can be a valuable assets and good reasons for hiring an experienced photographer for your wedding. When Lori explained to me where their ceremony was to take place I visualised a concept, in my minds eye, for a picture made up of a series of images I would take and then later ‘stitch’ together. Having already figured this out I was able to run downstairs during the ceremony to take the necessary pictures and be back upstairs without missing anything.

The result – a unique view of a unique venue!

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