The Big Shoot!

So we went a wandering downtown yesterday with camera in tow and here's some shots from our fun little session with Melissa our student for a week and Dani the studios right hand gal!

Enjoy!

Nicholas's new career

Jeanna and Michael's world has changed.....he's called Nicholas and he's now four months old.
Bright eyed, busy, and safely snuggled between Mom and Dad, he's working on his first modeling assignment.

It was a chiiillly day last Saturday. But not so cool that John, Val, Ryan and , Vanessa couldn't go out and have some fresh air fun!
The big issue was the wind; so much for all the hair preparations!! However.....we did it! Together we created images I know they are going to enjoy.
Anyway, those warm fall days, with the scent of falling leaves, are highly over rated!

Remove door; tighten seat belt; let's go!!

Had an opportunity yesterday to take some aerial photographs. Here are some images showing the progress of the Epcor Bldg on 101 St. and, (the must discussed over the years), Federal Bldg on 109 St.
Notice the amount of green we still have in Edmonton.

A Dogs Life

Ahhhh…the acreage life; over four acres of beautiful trees, flowers, a Mom and Dad, and two lovely daughters. Then there’s the head of the household, Bailey the dog; an affectionate companion, great cuddler, iffy watch dog, and great wasp killer!
My thanks to Bailey and family for all your warm smiles.

Sugar & Spice & Everything Nice

Still waters run deep. The shy little Zoe, who met me with her mother at the studio, turned into a jumping whirlwind with twinkling eyes. There must have been something in those hot pink socks!

Another First

What a thrill for Danielle and I to have been selected to photograph our first Hindu wedding. Thank you Shalini and Kam.
The colours were stunning and the atmosphere almost surreal as we photographed the ancient wedding rituals.
As in all weddings though, two people are pledging their love and lives. Catholic, Protestant, Hindu, whatever, the emotions are real.
And another first; as one must remove their footwear before entering the temple, this was our first wedding ceremony assignment running around in socks only. Boy, am I glad I darned the holes in my socks the night before! I can't speak for Danielle!!;-)