Viva la Revolucion.

So, I went to Cuba at the beginning of April. It’s taken me this long to get through the photos. This is also the first post I’ve put up in like 7 months. Which is nuts – because I’ve had some good shoots.

But, anyway, here they are –  a wide assortment of people, places and things. I went with my friend Ryan (who you will see in these photos). It was sort of a last minute thing, but it worked out really well. Him and I were at some all inclusive in Santa Clara – which was essentially about 500 very large, very obnoxious Quebeckers. Oh, who were also drunk basically ALL the time. Real classy.

Anyway, after about a three days of that, we decided it was enough. We needed to get out. So, we went to a small town called Remedios. Some of the pics below are from that drive. The next day, we took a flight to Havana and stayed there for a day and a night. Let me just say that Havana could be the most beautiful city in the world – if they fixed it. Old Havana is super cool, but the remainder of it could really be unbelievable. That being said, the crumbling facades made for beautiful views. The boardwalk is essentially a five mile expanse of worn out buildings and a rocky beach that no one goes on. There is a tide wall that prevents the water from coming onto the road. It could be so vibrant, but it wasn’t.

But, the music! Music everywhere. It was awesome. We were even able to see the surviving members of Buena Vista Social Club, which was a real treat.

Anyway, enough talking. Check out the photos.

The Ducey Kids

So, the beautiful Kathryn Ducey called me up to tell me her and her brothers wanted to get some photos done for their parents as a Christmas gift (great idea, huh?). Of course, I gladly obliged. We went on down to Kensington Market (where we all froze) and walked around, had some coffee, and got some work done. It was a great Sunday afternoon. And the results speak for themselves (thanks to the Duceys!). Well worth the cold. Enjoy!

P.S. My favourite is (obviously) the one with Jesus looking down on them. Be good guys – he’s watching!

Welcome to the world little Alexa!

Yes, I know – it’s been a long time since my last post. Apparently, it’s not so easy to maintain regular photography blog posts AND be a lawyer at the same time. I have a whole stockpile of shoots from the summer and fall which need to go up, so stay tuned – they will be up soon!

As for now, we have little baby Alexa, who just recently made her first appearance. Wbat a great kid. She was a pleasure to shoot (and so were her parents, Mike and Marlie!). I love how this session turned out, and hope you do too. Enjoy!

Shannon and David’s E-Shoot

Needless to say, I have been busy. Which explains why I haven’t posted anything in a while – a long while. Including this fantastic e-shoot from sometime in the summer. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting sessions which I haven’t had time to blog about, but which will warm up the otherwise dreary fall/winter season – because they are all from the summer!

Darryl and Bryn are Tying the Knot!

A few months ago, Darryl got in touch with me to ask if I would be interested in photographing him and his fiancee, Bryn, for their engagement and wedding. The first thought I had was “how did you find me?” See, Darryl and I went to high school together, and honestly, have not seen each other since. But, I’m glad he found me, because these two are not only an amazing couple, but are so great to work with.

For their engagement session, Darryl and Bryn asked me to meet them at Bryn’s family farm. The house and barn have been there since the 1800′s, and it was absolutely gorgeous. It’s amazing the gems of locations that are out there, and most of us would have no clue.

Anyway, I loved the way these turned out, and can’t wait to photograph Byrn and Darryl’s wedding in October. If the e-shoot was any indication, we’re going to have a great time.

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