I can sum this whole shoot up in the moment when Taryn was hanging off the ladder, a can of paint in one hand and a brush in the other, and me shrieking with excitement “I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE BUT I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!”

Shelby came into her branding session knowing she wanted photos that felt true to her life and her program, not overly styled, not forced, and definitely not generic. As a Saskatchewan rural business owner, that meant creating images that reflected both her work and the land it’s built on.

Every year, I love using the holiday season as an excuse to slow down, cozy up with some coffee, and celebrate some of my favorite small businesses. This year on social media, I will be sharing my 12 Days of Shopping Small where I highlight a dozen incredible makers, shops, and service providers that I genuinely love and personally use.

Brand photography is so much more than capturing a moment or creating a pretty image, it tells a story.

When I photographed the Lucent Festival closing ceremonies, my goal wasn’t just to capture the morning, but to create a visual narrative the festival can use all year long.

I have always loved a good costume event. Back in my college days, my girlfriends and I used to flock to Value Village whenever we needed the perfect thrifted piece to complete a look. We’d weave through the racks, laughing and holding up the most outrageous finds, hoping to stumble across something unforgettable. One day, […]