Laura and Joey

It's a shame that I can't leave Leo and Lauren on top of the page for awhile, nut it's going to be a couple busy weeks so the blog should be changing almost daily. I am excited to preview Joey and Laura's engagement session though. they were so cute together, I just wanted to pinch their cheeks! We had a lot of fun, waiting for twilight to arrive. Joey and Laura are both actively involved in theatre, in fact that's how they met. That story, though, is one for a different time and one that they should tell you as it's super funny and makes me laugh every time I think about it. Because they both are actors we decided to shoot at the Esplanade. The Esplanade is a great place to shoot with it's luscious grass, cool architecture and great reflections. Here you go guys, here is your preview, just a little later than 24 hours as promised. But hey look, no lint! Good thing you brought that brush Laura! Thanks for the fun guys!

Marty and Naomie

As my hubby was getting ready to take our dog out for a walk, I asked hime to tag along. I am sure as he saw me getting my camera bag it came to him that this walk was going to take a little longer than normal. I couldn't help it though, the evening was warm and gorgeous....it was a perfect oppourtunity to shoot.

One Shot Left

Jeff contacted me a couple of weeks ago to ask me if I would shoot some promo pics for his band One Shot Left. He had a ton of ideas which were really cool and I couldn't wait to help them out. We got finished the initial photo that they wanted done, and then moved on to the fun stuff. They wanted to celebrate 10 years of being together as a band. The group had come up with the idea of a kids birthday (but for adults) complete with cake, balloons, gifts and whipped cream. Here are a few of my favourites from the session.

It's a dog life at the dog house

Marty and his band mates played another show at the Dog House here in Medicine Hat. I finished the Earl Family shoot and rushed off with some friends to go and watch him play. They did really well, better than they had done the last time. I took a different approach this time with the photography. This time I wanted to capture all of the lighting that was on the stage this time. It was a lot of fun and I think the boys are getting used to having me around.

The Remorse Code

My husband, brother and their friends played thier first show! I was lucky enough to be asked to be their official photographer. The boys were so nervous at first, but once they started playing a calm stated to set in. Everything went really well and then Marty broke a string. One of the other bands there lent him thier guitar and he was able to keep playing. Here are some of my favourites from the night.