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Change in Perspective
It’s amazing what a change in perspective can do! These 2 shots of the Toronto Skyline featuring the Iconic CN Tower, were taken a few minutes apart, on the same rooftop. I think the portrait shot makes the city seem fuller, despite having fewer visible buildings, because you can really get a sense of how
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Looking Up
Sometimes kooking up can surprise you! I never would have noticed this building’s fascinating brickwork on my day to day, but I looked up and wow! Portland has some interesting Architecture! I love older brick buildings! There’s something about the craftsmanship and styles that you just don’t see in newer buildings, though admittedly I can’t
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Red Brick Magic
I have a weakness for Red Bricks. Red anything really! I loved the composition of this shot, this building is in Mid town Toronto on Eglinton! The way everything was so artfully arranged on the wall, it made me feel like I was Wes Anderson.
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Portrait #122
I try to get portraits from unconventional angles because I think that any side is a “good side”. Mixing different angles with non-traditional backdrops makes for one of a kind portraits you won’t find anywhere else! If you’d like to hire me Click here to see my base rates and find out more.
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Portrait #407
Shooting people’s portraits outdoors always leads to interesting backgrounds, and as a bonus, nearly everyone looks great in natural light! If you’d like to hire me for a portrait click here!
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Portrait #289
Portrait photography is one of my favourite genres. I especially love taking portraits in the moment. I find people are more relaxed where they are, and it makes for nicer portraits than trying to get someone comfortable in a studio. If you’d like to hire me for a portrait click here!
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Coffee Run
This gorgeous lady was hustling past me with a few coffees in hand in Downtown Toronto on a cold winter day! I like to imagine she was rushing to a super important modelling contract!
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Negative Spaces
Exploring the Pacific Northwest is so dreamy, even if the forest gives me a bit of a The Shining vibe. I thought the way the road cut through the trees gave this shot some interesting negative space. It’s always fun going from the city to the middle of nowhere. It really makes me feel in
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Cracks in Time
Sometimes, things get in the way of the shot you want, so you need to work around them. This clock tower had a tree right in my Line of sight, so I opened my aperture waaaaaay up to f1.8 and that blurred out most of the foreground, but had the unintended consequence of making it
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