When people often think of an elopement in the mountains they think of Whistler, British Columbia. Why? Because we are fortunate to be surrounded by some of the most incredible mountain views. It is integral for us all who live and visit this area to recognize that we reside on the shared unceded territory of…
A couple months back I was fortunate to photograph my friend Kristine’s portrait in a Vancouver studio. I had this fleeting vision for months with very little direction, but somehow during the pandemic we made it happen. Over the last year, I’ve been reflecting more on my work and the type of imagery I want…
This isn’t a post just about Whistler portrait photography, but it extends into an entire reflection in images of 2019. Sadly, 2018 didn’t get reviewed because going through this process of curating my year of images within a single post is a personal feat. Why do you ask? Because last year I probably shot over…
Being a Vancouver portrait photographer over the last decade has taught me so much about how people interact with the camera. I always find it so interesting when I can feel vulnerable and honest with a complete stranger. Why is it that our guards can be let down through a simple feeling? For those who…
I’m excited to share this Pemberton proposal from a couple weeks back. Pemberton is one of my favourite places to photograph because the valley offers beautiful light and stunning mountain views. One Mile Lake is a pretty obvious choice, but yet no matter how many times I shoot there it still continues to surprise me…
