Photography is about capturing moments, forever stopping time and recording history one image at a time. - Antonio Infante 2016
Has your partner proposed to you? Have you and your partner decided on getting married? Are you and your partner planning on getting married? Are you overwhelmed in where to begin in planning your wedding?
Well, I have come up with a few ideas and suggestion on where to begin to make it less stressful and easier to manage.
Take a moment and read our Top 5 Things To Do for a Stress-Free Wedding
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Canada celebrated it's 150th birthday on July 1st 2017. I was able to photograph and immortalize the events at the Waterdown Ontario Oh Canada Ribfest held at Memorial Park.
It was an incredible event and an attendance record breaking long weekend, the ribfest started on June 30th and ended on July 3rd, with over 50,000 people passing through the gates of the festivities.
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Read MoreI met a beautiful couple; Nathan and Maegan on Friday June 9th to talk about their upcoming wedding and being their photographer of choice. I left there being honoured to have met these incredible, fun, and amazingly spirited individuals. Who together on September 9th will become one and share their lives together!
Read MoreBefore you read on, let me ask you something; how many of you volunteer your time? How many of you will get your faces painted, wear a costume, even wear a tutu for a good cause? I don't see a lot of hands; funny thing is I don't see any hands up, since I am staring at a computer screen as I write this.
Volunteering as a photographer, or if you are an organization finding a photographer who will do your event for a small fee or even simply volunteering is easy to find if you know what to ask or look for!
Read MorePassion as the dictionary defines it: a strong liking or desire for an activity or a devotion. Being a photographer, being a creative, being an artist is about the singularity of devotion to the art, the study, the betterment of your abilities to create; to go beyond what you have accomplished.
An instructor of mine, Robert Nowell, once told me that being a better photographer is not about being better than someone else; it is being better than your last photo shoot.
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