The Super 8 Guide
So you’ve heard the term Super 8 tossed around. You’ve seen more and more vendors offering Super 8 for weddings. But what the heck is Super 8, anyway? And why should you…
So you’ve heard the term Super 8 tossed around. You’ve seen more and more vendors offering Super 8 for weddings. But what the heck is Super 8, anyway? And why should you…
It may not seem like it given the gloom, but spring will soon be upon us! And with spring comes your favourite and mine, the cherry blossoms! My Seattle cherry blossom mini…
Preparing for your in-home newborn session can feel so overwhelming. You’ve just brought this new little human into the world and you’re just starting to adjust to life with them. No matter…
Your home is such a special place when welcoming a new baby for so many reasons. And you’ve brought this new love and light into the world, making a place in both…
Whether you’re eloping or having a more traditional wedding, you may be wondering how to include your kids in your wedding. Your wedding is going to be as unique as your family,…
Choosing wedding vendors is a slog — believe me, I still remember the process of choosing mine! It feels like there are more wedding vendors in the space than ever before, and…
You’re getting married! Congratulations!! Being engaged is such a special time, full of anticipation and excitement. But it’s also full of tons of decisions — when to get married? Where? How? Who…
I am SO excited to show you all this beautiful Fort Vancouver wedding I photographed in September! The venue is so historic with gorgeous details throughout. The best part was, of course, the couple and their families. Some of the sweetest, most welcoming, most down-to-earth people I’ve ever met! And the couple met playing Magic: The Gathering, which was incredibly cool to get to photograph some Magic cards in the flatlay. Your girl is a nerd and you bet I nerded out on this one. Also, all the blues and crisp whites in the colour palette made me so happy, to say nothing of how sweet and fun everyone was the whole day.
Having an in-home newborn session doesn’t have to mean they’re brand new to the world. Sometimes you plan for the newborn session and, say, your preschooler gets sick the day of and you have to reschedule. So this newborn session was more of a 1 month old session which, you know what, is kind of my favourite. They’re so alert and curious. They’re starting to figure out that whole smiling thing. They recognize the shapes of the people they love who care for them. And we still get the sweet sleeping photos and photos with big siblings.
I was originally hired to do Super 8 videography (look for that post soon!), but the bride also requested that I bring my film camera. And I cannot tell you how incredibly exciting and fulfilling it was capturing their day on 35mm film! I can’t wait to do more weddings solely on film; there’s nothing like it. And it suited the vibe of the 70s camp wedding so perfectly.