I always say that a good interior design photographer can create images that not only illustrate but enhance the beauty of each space. That’s precisely what I was trying to do with this eclectic interior design home.

Over the summer, I had the honor of photographing Kristen and Matt’s real wedding at Gracewood Estates. I met Kristen in 2017 at my very first wedding.

Brand Identity – Your Mission “Terra is a skincare brand that helps intentional women simplify their skincare without sacrificing quality to live a full life.” That’s a heck of a sentence. It’s one piece of Terra’s brand identity that we uncovered during our One Week Fully Aligned Branding Intensive with them. Inside this sentence lies […]

This nostalgia loving couple wanted their engagement photos to be captured in a place that’s very meaningful to them, so we shot an in-home engagement session.

This unique kitchen design and entryway design utilizes a unique all natural stone backsplash and a seamless glass railing that leads from the home’s front entranceway to the main floor with the kitchen, dining, and living room as well as down to the lower level. And they even hid the entry closet in the feature slat wall.

In the wedding niche, editorial photography is a stylized, posed approach to photographs that are directed and created by the photographer or creative director. They don’t leave much of the photograph to chance and take control of every element such as colours, posing, and background to create something specific. The reason behind the name “editorial” is this style of photography is traditionally accompanied by an article or publication in a magazine or online. Of course, that is an incredibly broad definition by itself, so when you see that description used in the wedding industry, you can safely assume it means the photos will have a magazine-worthy look and feel.