Photoshoots in Toronto

12/07/2025

Candid family portraits that capture real emotion and timeless memories. ✨ Book your session today.

10/04/2025

✨ Want photos in Yorkville?
📸 I’m offering FIVE photoshoots Oct 7–11 to update my portfolio.
✔️ 30 min shoot
✔️ 10 edited photos
✔️ Totally FREE

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10/04/2025

FREE (TFP) Photoshoots on Yorkville Toronto – 5 Spots!

I’m updating my portfolio and offering 30 min shoots + 10 edited photos FREE in Yorkville, Oct 7 - 9.

Great for: models, solo-travelers, couples, families or anyone wanting new content. Only 5 slots available.

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08/24/2025

✨ Capturing the beauty in every detail ✨
Portraits that tell your story, right here in Toronto 📸
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08/03/2024

Chapel of St James-the-Less at Night

(Historic Site)
Death touches us all (profound, eh?) but it was undoubtedly more invasive in past centuries when medicine was rudimentary and lives foreshortened. As cities evolved it came to be recognized that for health reasons cemeteries should be set apart from the commercial and residential sectors of town. So it was that St James Anglican Cathedral on King Street commissioned John Howard to lay out a new park land cemetery to the north and east. 65 acres were set aside at this Parliament Street address overlooking Rosedale Ravine and this cemetery has become the oldest established one in Toronto. Some years later, in 1857, a mortuary chapel was then implanted on a site reserved for it. Its construction had been delayed by rebuilding at the cathedral after a fire in 1849. This stone chapel is an architectural gem with large sums spent on it. The Gothic Revival design is the fine work of architects Cumberland and Storm. For over half a century many of Toronto’s leading families were interred at this cemetery until Mount Pleasant Cemetery became the burial ground of choice. The Chapel of St James-the-Less was designated of national significance in 1990 and plaqued by the federal government in 1996. Credit: William Dendy and William Kilbourn, "Toronto Observed; Its Architecture, Patrons and History," Oxford University Press, 1986.

03/01/2024

Date night in Toronto

05/01/2023

Get ready for summer 2023 :)

09/05/2021

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07/05/2021

01/19/2021

The Six
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