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A Lonsdale, Ontario Wedding

February 3, 2020

This is one I’ve been looking forward to sharing for quite some time now. Returning to my childhood home after 15 years was a surreal experience. A rewarding experience.

Concession roads and whiskey barrels. Cedar fence posts and northern leopard frogs. Fields of corn and alfalfa. Limestone homes and coyotes that howl late at night when the Canadian Pacific train rumbles through the township. The sound of crickets and the smell of Massey Ferguson tractors. Property lines marked by lilacs and mailboxes adorned with familiar names. Signs for ‘Smitty’s New & Used Appliances’ and the trickle of the Salmon River in the late summer sun. Spend a few minutes surrounded by these stimuli and it feels like you never left.

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Exploring Crystal Crescent Beach

January 24, 2020

Hello 2020! It’s been a while, friends. Almost 7 months . . . . .

Have things been busy? Absolutely. Have I had the time to blog? Absolutely. Will I take advantage of the time I have to blog in the coming season and avoid the mistakes of yesteryear? Absolutely. I have to. I owe it to myself, and I owe it to you. There have been a number of incredible projects and celebrations from the past two years that I’d like to share - in the coming weeks those will slowly make their way to my website.

Alongside those galleries will be a couple of opinion pieces - things that I’ve wanted to get off my chest for quite some time (including my decision to shutter most of my social media accounts!) as well as the formal announcement of a contest for the 2022 calendar year. The prize will be free wedding coverage to one lucky couple and it will involve a real world scavenger hunt and none of that ‘share this post ‘x’ amount of times or ‘like this’ or ‘like that’ nonsense. Full details will follow - be prepared to sharpen your problem solving pencils.

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Exploring MacCormacks Beach Park

June 27, 2019

Summer has finally reached Nova Scotia after a long, cold, wet spring. We’ve earned it. Patiently waited for it. Embrace that sunshine, soak up some vitamin D, go for a stroll, enjoy the ocean breeze, skip some rocks. Just don’t stay in the water for too long - it’ll be warmer in a couple of months.