The Gosains

These guys were a blast to work with. After having just moved into their beautiful new Burlington home, they asked me to come by and create some portraits in their new surroundings. It’s rare that I laugh as much as I did with Sanj and his wife. It’s also rare that I meet a man with such amazing eyes (yes, I said that).

A Neufeld Father’s Day

Well, Max is just a bit older than 6 months now. I photographed the Neufelds when Max was born, and it’s amazing how much this guy has grown and changed in such a short amount of time!

Gaynelle’s Boudoir Shoot

The images speak for themselves. I will add, however, that not only was Gaynelle an absolute pleasure to work with, but also that it is incredibly satisfying to be able to photograph someone in a setting that is, usually, not the most comfortable, and see that person just let go of their inhibitions for the sake of the camera. Everyone has that in them – the ability to let their inner model or “sexiness” (is that a word?) come out. Whether they keep the images for themselves or decide to share them with another, the important point is that they see their potential in front of the lens. Those are some of the most rewarding times in photography.

The Staffords

There are not many words to describe how fun this session was. Aside from how nice Jade and Chris are, their daughter Ling was easily the most fun to photograph…ever. I mean, just look at her. She’s adorable and a complete natural in front of the camera. I can’t wait to see (and photograph) their next little one, who is due soon!

The New York Post: Evening Edition

This post continues last week’s (or, was it two weeks ago?) post about New York a.k.a. the best city. Yes, Toronto, I still love you. But, New York, my seductive mistress city, really does tempt me to leave you once and for all, for a life of starving artistry, good food, and people who look like Geronimo (below) and his boy who follows.

The rest are other random people I saw around town. Some permitted me to take their photos – others didn’t or didn’t know. Not getting into the ethics of that, let’s just say that the photos were fun to take anyway. People are always the most interesting subjects.

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