J | The Call of the Void
This fine art portrait session, captured on a mix of film and digital, visualizes that most tantalizing voice. Imagine this session as a high school senior session or a graduation portrait session. You are stepping into the unknown. You do it willingly and almost without thinking. This moment of transition stands between the naivety of youth and the cynicism of adulthood--like the solid and familiar rocky shore holding back wave after wave until finally relenting and becoming one with the void.
Kristina’s Sunrise Yoga Session in Niagara
Sunrise is a time that is experienced by relatively few. Those who wake up early (or stay up super late) know that it can be a very peaceful time of day. There are very few people around, traffic is quiet, and typically the only sound in the air is the song of birds. If you’re ... Read more
A | The Reminiscence – Niagara Portrait Photography
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.
Gray | Highschool Senior
Somewhere on the continuum of black and white, lies the kind of in-between that pushes towards feats of amazing. From clouds to shale, she comes in hues of timberwolf, cool, and charcoal. Her potential is boundless and untamed. It is little wonder she is called Gray. A high school senior session is a creative way ... Read more
M | Winter Maternity Session in Niagara
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.
I + N | A River
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.
