I feel compelled to offer this link as I think it is very important in your education while hiring a professional photographer. It has a ton on information that you may have questions about http://www.professionalchildphotographer.com/information/ . I would like to thank the publisher of this great site Marianne Drenthe for contributing to our community in this way.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
The Christening of a Baby Boy - York region Event photographer
This was amazing! The venue was beautiful and I have to admit it is the first time I cried! There was something about the chanting and the baby crying I couldn't hold back anymore. Oh my, LOL.
Thank you for allowing me to document such a milestone in your families life, we really enjoyed being apart of it.
Enjoy your sneak peek. :)
Friday, November 5, 2010
Band Shots - Heart and Stone - York Region Photographers
Another awesome night with Heart and Stone. I arrived and really felt under the weather only to realize later that the cereal I had for dinner was the culprit. When milk was on its way out, interesting how it doesn’t taste funny but boy oh boy it's not good on the tummy!
But as a true professional I made my way through the night and got some great stuff!
Enjoy guys and as usual let me know how it goes!

Tuesday, November 2, 2010
The finals of our kids portraits! - York region portrait photographer
Here are my little ones! My oldest was the Queen of Hearts and my youngest was a devil/angel (I think more devil, LOL).
To start this is A and our small french pig dog, LMAO. We used her as A's pig for the shoot!
The French beast actually went out as a bat though. We thought it was pretty suiting!
This is Miss C and the muse of most of my personal creativity.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Mayor of Aurora's Campaign - York Region Photographers
Backing up once again to August I had the privilege and pleasure of photographing Mayor Morris's campaign. It had to be one of the hottest days of the year and while we melted that day I had a great time (hopefully you did too Phyllis).
I admit I was pretty naive as to just what a Mayor of a town really does and in the 4.5 hours I spent with Phyllis I learned a heck of alot and left feeling I hadn't even skimmed the surface.
I learned about all of the different projects this past council had put together along with some of the plight and stories people go through. It really was an interesting experience and I have to say the Mayor of your town works a whole lot harder than one could ever dream. My hat comes off to those who serve in office!
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