Images that follow your heart
A sandy beach is soft only because the water takes its time caressing the shoreline. Thousands of years. And it will continue on for thousands of years after we’re gone. Always gently following the curving landscape. So take a day to slow down and savour an enduring beauty that is here only because of patience. … Read more
…follow me…upstairs This classic boudoir session took place in a Niagara century home. Like her softly curled hair, and the simple setting, some things never go out of style. The notion that “less is more” is always true and for an intimate session like this, will keep the focus on you and let your natural … Read more
A romantic 1960s style boudoir session captured on film by Niagara’s Afterglow Images. Hair/makeup by Southcoast Beauty Co.
There are no straight lines through the forest. In the woods, you are forced to slow down. Forced to take your time and place every step with intention. The experience of an outdoor boudoir session (especially with someone you are close to) may remind you that the best things in life are best enjoyed slowly. … Read more
For every sweet blossom I discover, I draw in my breath just a little deeper so that you, too, may know my happiness. A stunning outdoor Maternity session captured by Niagara’s Afterglow Images.
Whether you’re riding your motorcycle through some winding road in Niagara or modelling beside it, embrace those sweet curves! Not only did she embrace those curves, but she ruled the session with her charm and timeless beauty. This is the right way to do a pin-up style boudoir session. Own it. Sometimes the best outfit … Read more
In this styled boudoir maternity session, the surreal feeling of pregnancy is made visual with the placement of a bed in a small creek running through a forest. Captured on a mix of film and digital.
A slow-motion walk through nature encourages reflective thought for this mother-to-be as we quietly celebrate her newfound motherhood.
A kids portrait session with Afterglow is about uncovering the purest form of a child’s personality. Who they really are — before the influence of the world changes their very nature.
Captured on a mix of digital and film, this editorial session illustrates our incongruent fascination and abhorrence of bygone eras. We relish days we never lived while demonizing those who did. But if we can restrict ourselves to our own eyes, we may yet find beauty in the abandoned as it is slowly overtaken by modernity.