Images that follow your heart
Captured on a mix of digital and film, this outdoor bridal boudoir session was produced with a real bride in collaboration with industry professionals from the Niagara region. Here is a playful, feminine, vintage spin on the “girls’ weekend” with a real bride and her bridesmaids.
Sweetest love, I do not goFor weariness of thee,Nor in hope the world can showA fitter love for me. Boudoir is not restricted to indoor locations. Sometimes, shooting a boudoir session outdoors can be even more rewarding. Not least because the locations can be absolutely stunning. I know many locations throughout the Niagara region that … Read more
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.
A cute, casual, elopement in the patio garden at Inn on the Twenty. Change your wedding plans to an elopement–the most romantic response to the pandemic!
A rustic summer wedding at Ball’s Falls. Outdoor ceremony in the field, followed by reception in the Big Barn. Photos captured in the forest and the river leading to the falls. Featuring Brooker Events, Watering Can, Southcoast Beauty, Kristin’s Fine Foods, and officiant Cathy Davis.
Stunning outdoor summer wedding at Southbrook Farms in Niagara on the lake. Wedding portraits captured on a cliff inside a forest. Niagara wedding photography at its best.
This is the last time that you will speak to me with only your heart
A photographers’ review of Ball’s Falls as a wedding venue and reception location. It’s a beautiful and highly versatile venue with only a few minor drawbacks. See the full review with photos.
Against the stark tapestry of a cold winter, stands a primrose vision of one of life’s most meaningful promises. Afterglow’s full pregnancy beauty experience offers the means to showcase your changes: from the thick flowing hair and glowing complexion to the sensuous new curves. Outdoor winter maternity session in Niagara.
All things will, at some time, merge into one. Much like the bond between a couple, a river is always changing: never the same water, never the same path. But it is always there and grows deeper with time.