• Welcome!

    I'm a Toronto-based wedding and portrait photographer. My passion for photography has been with me since high school, where I was often mistaken for the yearbook photographer because I carried my camera with me almost daily. 

    While wedding photography in Toronto is very competitive, I truly believe we all bring different combinations of skill, talent and an eye for composition. The difference between us wedding photographers is our unique style, and if you are here it's probably because you have noticed my own approach to covering that special day. Please take a look through my engagement and wedding photography portfolios and let your imagination fly. 

    I hope you enjoy your journey through this blog, and I truly hope you'll be compelled to book an appointment when you are done. 

Toronto Street Photography: Catching Up

I’m not sure if these two knew each other or they were just commenting on their respective rides, you be the judge. This picture was taken on Queen St. West, just a few steps away from the Spadina intersection.

Toronto Street Photography: Catching Up

Toronto Street Photography: How Are you Doing?

How many times have you seen this scene play out in your city/town?

Toronto Street Photography: How Are You Doing?

Toronto Street Photography: The Meeting Place

Waiting under a pool of light at Dundas Square in Toronto.

Toronto Street Photography: The Meeting Place

Toronto Street Photography: Race Against Time

As we go through our life cycle, it seems as if our early and middle years we are entering one race after the next. One to grow up and be independent, one to advance one’s career and accumulate wealth, or simply trying to find one’s purpose in life as quickly as possible. Sooner or later, we are all forced to slow down. Unfortunately, you can’t see the whole frame as I had envisioned it, but the driver of the Lamborghini behind the older gentleman was in his late 20s or early 30s, stuck in traffic on Queen St. West in Toronto. My apologies for the blurry cyclist, but this whole scene unfolded in less than 3 seconds…time is definitely unforgiving.

Toronto Street Photography: Race Against Time

Toronto Street Photography: Clocking Out

Sunday afternoon and it’s time to go home.

Toronto Street Photography: Clocking Out

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