Now that photographers in Halton Region have permission to start operating again, I’m starting to book sessions with safety protocols in place. Here’s how I plan to proceed and the COVID-19 safety precautions I’m implementing: COVID-19 safety protocols Only required people may attend the session. That means that if you want photos of your pet…
Raise your hand if you have a million digital files floating around different storage sites? And it’s so overwhelming that you don’t actually do anything with them or you think about printing them but have no idea how or where to do it? I hear you. I currently have about 1,500 photos on my phone…
In June, we lost a beloved family member when our dog Chloe passed away at age 13. We’ve been grieving since then, trying to come to terms with how empty our house feels, how our walks don’t include a leash to hold and how our hearts just won’t stop hurting. We miss her, terribly. When…
Last summer, a client called with unexpected news. Her cat, Jiggy, who I photographed as a kitten, had passed away suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition. She was devastated and it broke my heart. I saw how much she loved Jiggy and how he was a big part of her world. She said she wasn’t…
I photographed chocolate labs Etta and Mabel in early December. Although fall technically goes until late December, here in Southern Ontario you never know what the weather will be like at this time of year – it could be mild or there could be snow on the ground. That’s part of what makes dog photography…
I met Angus, a handsome schnauzer, on a blustery late fall day at Ashbridges Bay in Toronto. I don’t venture into the city too often, so I was excited to explore a new area – with Lake Ontario at your feet and the iconic CN Tower in the background, it was the best of both…
