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Wedding venues come in all styles and sizes, from the intimate backyard or barn wedding to what we are talking about today, a grand wedding to say the least.

Why I chose to shoot weddings the way I do, and how manually focusing allowed me to capture some wonderful moments that would otherwise be lost.

The reception took place in the main building, where the chandeliers and wooden interior created a warm fuzzy vibe to the event. In my usual signature style, ambient light was used instead of flash whenever possible, this allowed me to capture the romantic feeling that the couple wanted on their wedding day.

This wedding of just a dozen people took place at the historical Mackenzie King Estate, in Gatineau park, the rain really made this small wedding that much more intimate.

Few things bring me more joy than seeing two people who are completely in love, and aren't afraid to show it for the cameras. That's what I captured with Stefania and Shane, using the beautiful arboretum as the perfect backdrop, the photos are absolutely stunning.

...I got to take a break from the harsh Canadian winter in the Dominican Republic! I photographed a beautiful wedding, met incredible people, enjoyed the ocean breeze in my hair, warm sun on my face, while sipping on a Pina Colada... did i mention that I love my job? ...

Winter is coming, and 2016 is coming to an end. This bride chose to wear a short dress for her fall wedding and brave the cold for outdoor photos, they obviously turned out beautifully. 

What a location! This is among the most beautiful venues in Ottawa. Wedding photos are wonderful at Loch March, especially with the pristine golf course as the backdrop.

Anastasia got ready for her big day at the Brookstreet hotel, and I got some amazing shots.

All photographers know that golden hour is the best time of the day to take photos. The light is warm and soft, which is in sharp contrast to the harsh white light coming from overhead in the middle of the day.

Starting from the Canadian Museum of Nature, we head over to Major Hill's park just before sunset to catch the perfect light.

Dogs, people love dogs. What's sad is that dogs are taken into shelters everyday, and many are still looking for homes, so I decided to help dogs look for their forever homes using my skills as a photographer.

What I, and many of you probably have noticed, is that dog profile photos on shelter websites are usually unflattering, often with bright scary red eyes from unimaginative angles. A good first impression can change everything, and this is especially important for dogs in shelters waiting to be adopted, because the alternative is often euthanasia. Using my skills as a photographer, I'm working with Elderdog Canada (elderdog.ca) to create attractive profile photos for elderly dogs, so they can be adopted as soon as possible, and live out the rest of their lives in peace.