It was the kind of Muskoka day that makes you slow down on purpose, warm light and big laughs with that quietly electric feeling when a group of people who love each other start to feel like one family. Jenna and Chase chose to get married where they first truly unplugged together at the family cottage, with
It was a calm day, expecting rain but that wouldn't stop the ceremony for a moment. The ceremony was held on Pathfinder Island in Algonquin Park, a place with an abundance of natural beauty and history. Algonquin Park has been a popular destination for camping, canoeing, and spending time under the stars since the early 19th century, and
I have been photographing cancer survivors for a number of years, starting with supporting families in the Ronald McDonald House to working at Sick Kids. Recently I have been doing work with Gildas Club of Barrie to raise funds, through a calendar that celebrates the stories of people dealing with cancer. You can find a copy of
This wedding was at the groom, Jeff's family cottage, a beautiful location next to the water on Lake Muskoka and perfectly suited to host a Muskoka wedding of this intimate size. Katherine and Jeff's dream was to have their closest family and friends present for the vows, and to capture this moment for them was an honour.
It is hard to reminisce at the times I have had, without the feeling of immense nostalgia and pride. The longing to repeat those moments again and live through them one more time. It must be the photographer in me, my wanting to capture moments and bring them back to life again and again. I am drawn