MERRY CHRISTMAS + THANK YOU

It's Christmas Eve again and the giddiness has started. It's hard to believe I'm writing my last post in 2011. Time sure flies! First and foremost, I'd like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. I hope you are all celebrating with family and friends.

It's hard to find the words to explain what an mind-blowing year this has been for me. I'm living my dream and for that, I am thankful! I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of the fantastic people I've had the chance to meet and/or photography this year. Thank you for yet another amazing year. I thoroughly enjoyed every wedding, graduation, photo shoot and studio session. Thank you for the likes, comments, feedback and continued support from clients, readers, friends, family and fellow photogs!

2011 was an awesome year, but I'm pumped for 2012. My to-do list is filled with many new projects and exciting adventures. Some of these new projects, including photography workshops, will be announce early in the new year. 2012 will Rock! But for now, I'm off to do one of my favourite things - spend time with my fiance and family, eat sweets and do the robot shuffle whenever requested (inside joke).

I leave you with a few more images from recent Christmas sessions.

Merry Christmas to all. Enjoy every second. See you in 2012!

MARY-JANE | {first photoshoot} newborn session

She's here! Deidre and Gary's little girl arrived on December 1st. Meet Mary-Jane.

DEIDRE + GARY | {a precious gift} maternity session

Its a special day, week, month for Deidre and Gary. They're expecting a baby! In fact, today is the official due date! I haven't heard yet whether baby arrived on schedule. I met with Deirde and Gary in early November for a maternity session. Since then, I've been spending alot of time in the studio photographing little ones of all ages. Over the past month, I've thought of Deidre and Gary a few times. They have lots of giggles and smiles to look forward to! During our maternity session, the couple were glowing. I think the happiness they felt shows in the images we captured. Take a look.