Spring Weddings: What to Consider During Your Photoshoot Spring in Edmonton is one of the most romantic and visually rewarding seasons for wedding photography — but it’s also the most unpredictable. Temperatures can swing from +5°C in the morning to +20°C by afternoon, rain showers appear out of nowhere, wind picks up suddenly, and the […]
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How I Help Couples Relax in Front of the Camera Most couples come to me saying the same thing: “We’re not photogenic.” “We feel awkward.” “We hate posing.” And almost every single one of them leaves the session (or wedding day) saying: “That was actually… really fun.” “We forgot you were even there.” “The photos
Weddings Without a Script: A Documentary Approach In an era when many couples feel pressure to “perform” their wedding — choreographed entrances, rehearsed poses, perfectly timed moments — I see more and more pairs choosing a different path. They want a wedding without a script. A day that unfolds naturally, where the only direction comes
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Why a Local Photographer Navigates Your Wedding Day Better When couples plan a wedding in Edmonton, one of the most important (but often overlooked) decisions is choosing a photographer who actually lives and works here. A local photographer isn’t just someone who knows how to use a camera — they know the city, the weather,
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My Philosophy of Wedding Photography Wedding photography, for me, is never about creating a perfect album of flawless poses and symmetrical smiles. It is about preserving the feeling of the day — the kind of feeling that, years later, still makes your chest tighten, your eyes well up, and your heart skip a beat when
How to Prepare for an Engagement Photoshoot An engagement photoshoot is not just “photos before the wedding”. It’s your first real date with the camera as an official couple, your chance to exhale, relax and see how you look together when you’re not trying too hard. Most couples come to me saying “we’re not photogenic”
Summer Wedding Photography: Light, Shadows, and Comfort Summer weddings in Edmonton (and across Alberta) are a dream for many couples — long daylight hours, blooming river valley parks, warm golden light, and that endless feeling of celebration under open skies. But summer also brings its own photography challenges: harsh midday sun, deep shadows, heat, wind,
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Choosing a Small Wedding as a Conscious Decision In an era when weddings are often measured by guest count, venue size, and Instagram-worthiness, choosing a small wedding has become a quiet but powerful act of rebellion. It’s not about cutting corners or “saving money” — it’s a deliberate choice to prioritize meaning over spectacle, depth
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How the City Becomes the Backdrop of Your Wedding Story A wedding is never just about two people — it’s about the place where their story unfolds. And when that place is a city, especially one as layered and alive as Edmonton, the urban environment stops being just a background. It becomes a character in
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Wedding Photos as a Family Memory Wedding photos are one of the few things from your big day that truly become family property. They don’t belong only to the couple — they become the shared heritage for children, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren. When taken with care, these images stop being “just photos” and turn into
