Two weeks ago the Orozco family and I met at Humber Bay Park for some lovely winter family portraits. Click on “View More Images” to see the rest of the session!
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Toronto Family Portraits: Generations
I would like to present to you the Kelly Family! I had the pleasure of photographing the jewels of their three generations. These ladies were amazing and I enjoyed every minute of it. I particularly loved grandma Maria. At over 90 years of age, she is full of energy and joy! Continue Reading →
Toronto Family Portraits: Chang Family
The Chang brothers, along with their father, wanted to honor their grandfather, who, at over 90 years of age continues to bless them with good health. Lately I’ve been doing a good amount of generational portraits and I can’t but appreciate the importance of capturing these moments. Watching grandpa proudly interact with this son and grandchildren is priceless. One can only imagine the legacy and example he is bestowing upon those two generations.
Toronto Family Portraits: Berkel Family
I present to you the Berkel Family! I met this lovely family at Edwards Gardens on a chilly Saturday morning for some Fall family portraits. They brought along Sophie, their Golden Retriever and I couldn’t be more excited to shoot Sophie along with the kids. Enjoy some previews of this super cute family! Continue Reading →
Toronto Family Portraits: The Hui Family
Last week I had the pleasure of meeting the Hui family. A few days prior to the session, Edith contacted me to book a session while she and her brother were visiting their parents here in Toronto. They wanted this session to be a complete surprise as both parents were celebrating their birthdays. After a fun portrait session in their home, we headed out to Edwards Gardens for some Fall portraits. Continue Reading →
North York Family Portraits: The Davidson Family
The Davidsons are one gorgeous family. A few days ago, we headed over to a sweet little spot near Earl Bales Park in North York, Toronto for a fun family shoot. My approach to family shoots is very simple: Involve everyone and have fun! This is exactly what we did. This shoot had no “fixed” poses and we allowed the children to decide where they wanted to sit and play.