Showing posts with label slideshow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slideshow. Show all posts

Thursday, December 27, 2012

2012 Roundup: Wedding Photography

This year I have been fortunate enough to photograph weddings on 3 continents, every wedding completely different but one thing staying the same, celebrating the love that two people share which can bring families together, even if they are countries apart. This blog is my roundup of my favourite images from this year, as well as something I've never shown online before but that I can put together for my clients, a slideshow to their wedding music. I feel so lucky to have been invited along to each of these celebrations to capture the moments to enjoy for many years to come! If you are interested in booking a wedding wherever in the world you may be please contact me here.

Joshua and Kristine, Halifax, NS, Canada









Topher and Rae, Peggys Cove, NS, Canada










Angella and Ahmed, Dartmouth, NS, Canada







Heather and Taylor, Lambeth, ON, Canada





Michelle and Geoff, Central Coast, NSW, Australia








Leanne and Richie, Kent, England


Monday, December 27, 2010

I believe in a thing called love..

Just listen to the rhythm of my heart..
As i've mentioned before I Love street photography and while I was away from my love in Europe over summer I noticed, probably even more than normal the amount of love in the air. I decided to share this series with you for the season of loving and sharing. Although I wish it was like that all of the time.
While I was in London I went to see an exhibition at the Tate Modern on Voyerism, it was incredibly interesting, I got to see a lot of the work I had written essays on while at Art school and see bunch of photos I hadn't seen before as well. A highlight was Nan Goldin's 'Ballad of sexual dependancy'. Despite all of the negative connotations that go along with voyeurism and taking candid street photos of unknown people the exhibition inspired me to keep my camera to my face.
I learnt why they call Paris the city of love. I don't know if it is just because that is what it is called so everyone plays up to it or if it has always been that way and that is why it is called that but It really is all around you there..