These days, I feel like I'm always hearing, "everyone's a photographer." I get it, to some extent, because we live in this technological age where cell phones have some pretty amazing camera features and decent lenses, which makes "everyone" a photographer. I thought I'd use this post to give you all a little insight on what actually goes into a session to deliver a beautiful gallery to a client. I had a recent session that I felt was my best yet, but the reason it went so we

After taking some time off this year, I finally had a few sessions! Even though I've done plenty of sessions over the past year, I'm still always nervous heading to sessions. I was on my way to this session and stopped for a coffee on my way, when I got back into my car, my "Service Transmission" light was on, which only made my nerves even worse! I had already rescheduled this session once or twice and was REALLY looking forward to getting back into it. This transmission thi

When you're lucky enough, you land "lifetime clients" and you get to capture some of the most important moments in their lives. For me, that's the Vienneau family, who happen to be some of my closest friends. Back in 2012 when I was first getting into photography, Jeremy and Celine were getting married. I was SO SO new to this, but asked them if I could do their engagement photos, and they said yes! I was so excited to be able to capture these moments for two of my closest fr

I thought it would be appropriate for my first blog post to be about the first session that I did in 2017 when I decided to start focusing more on starting a photography business. I had booked a few sessions to start building my portfolio and I was so nervous for my first one. I remember that it was raining the morning of the session, and I ended up being early and driving by the house on purpose, so I didn't just sit in my car in front of my client's house for too long!! It