This past weekend I meet Keiji and his brother Hiro. Keiji was only a week old. He was born on August 24 at 7lb 13.5 oz. As you can see both Keiji and Hero are very photogenic.
Two miniature Huskies and ten custom cars, what else does a wedding need. Jason and Caroline were wed at St. Peter’s Catholic church in Silver Springs, appropriately had their photos taken at a dog park, and partied the night away […]
It would be nice if all photo sessions occurred at sunset in a picturesque open field. It is also nice when you are photographing a couple having tons of fun. This describes my latest engagement session with Beth and Dustin. […]
So many great wedding this summer. Nora & Ryan’s wedding was no exception. It was a cross-city affair. Prep in the NE, ceremony at Spruce Meadows in the SE, pictures in Fish Creek, tea ceremony and reception at the Carriage […]
It is hard to imagine a more picturesque location for a wedding. Danica & Aaron were married on Aaron’s mother’s acreage 20 minutes north of Cochran. After a visit to the historic Bottrel general store for some photos, the ceremony […]
Although July 28th was one of my longer weddings, it was wonderful. Thunderstorms threatened to impose their will on the day, but thankfully they never materialized. The groom started early with an old fashioned shave, with a straight razor, at […]
On June 21st, I had the opportunity to photograph a lovely couple in fantastic location, Kananaskis Country. Although the weather forecast called for thunderstorms, the sun shone all day. The couple started, and finished the day, at the Delta Lodge at […]
On June 21st Sara and Matt were wed at the Cochrane Ranchhouse. You know you are in for something unique when to groomsmen have specially ordered camouflage tuxedo vests.
Last weekend I joined Natalie and Greg in Banff for an engagement session. Banff played a special role in their relationship. Unfortunately it was a very rainy day. Consequently, we sought shelter in the Banff Springs Hotel.
Visit for slideshow. This past January, I visited Ethiopia to celebrate Christmas in Lalibela and witness the Timket festival in Gondar. Unfortunately, for many people the name Ethiopia summons visions of famine and starvation, rather than its long interesting history […]
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