Candid first
Most of every gallery is unposed. We plan the few photos that need to be classic, then let the day happen in front of the camera.
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Three people, a warm little studio and a quiet way of working, at weddings and family sessions across Brampton, Peel and the GTA.

Behind the camera
I started out photographing friends' families on weekends and never really stopped. Today I photograph weddings, mehndi and sangeet nights and a lot of families, mostly in Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto.
The way I work is simple. A few gentle prompts, then I get out of the way. You'll get the classic family photo your grandmother wants on the wall, but most of your gallery will be the moments in between: the laugh, the hands, the look across the room.
I take one wedding a day, so I'm never watching the clock for the next one, and I edit every gallery myself.
How we work
Most of every gallery is unposed. We plan the few photos that need to be classic, then let the day happen in front of the camera.
Outdoor sessions are timed for the soft hour before sunset, or sunrise if you're brave. Wedding timelines leave twenty minutes for portraits in the best light of the day.
Prices are shown up front. Travel, add-ons and the sunrise fee appear in your total before you confirm, and the retainer or deposit comes off it.
The team
Photographs every wedding and most sessions, and plans the timeline with you before the day. Probably the one replying to your WhatsApp.
Joins weddings booked with a second photographer: the groom getting ready, the other side of the aisle, the guests while portraits happen.
Keeps the studio warm and calm, settles babies between setups and looks after the wraps, so newborn sessions never feel rushed.

The studio
Newborn sessions, headshots and indoor maternity sessions happen in the studio: soft window light, a few simple backdrops, a comfortable chair for feeding, and the heating turned up for the little ones.
Everything else happens where your day does. We bring the cameras, the spare batteries and a second pair of hands when the day needs one. All we ask is the address, a rough timeline and somewhere to park.
Check your date
See the photographer's open times, pay the retainer or deposit, and the date is yours.