Fall in Film.

Since summer ended and a routine was implemented, life has gotten busier and fuller and faster! SO many big changes and new discoveries happen all the time in Adelaide and Audrey's life as they get older! More often I find that we're in a rush, and more then ever I am feeling time just flying by as these two blossom in to wonderful little humans right before my eyes! And of course, more then ever I want to capture moments in our real life. Like, our outings to high park zoo, our trips to the grocery store, brief picnics at the park after visiting the farmers market, going to and from school, puddle jumping to the bakery, and daytime errands with Audrey. These are the moments that matter. And these moments become nostalgic memories way too fast!! 

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All of these images are scanned negatives that were taken with my Pentax K1000 using 35mm film. Take a look through my Traditional Film Gallery to see more of my images that were taken with traditional film!

Sophie's One

Most kids don't like to sit still and pose or say cheese. Heck, I don't even like it! Photoshoots don't have to be tiring and unnatural. That's why my photoshoots are child led. Forcing children to do something at a time when you want to capture a picture of them doesn't usually work out very well no matter how much you bribe them.

Take a look at Sophie. She was SUPER fun! She was so cheeky too (my favourite)!! I just followed her around as she did her thing and truly captured her in such a genuine way. You don't have to know Sophie to know something about her because her personality really shines in these images. Her toddler days are just around the corner! She's gonna make one awesome toddler!

Trick or Treat!

Oh my gooooodness I love Halloween!! I love photographing my girls on their adventure! I do it every single year! And this year was so cute since they were both old enough to understand. Adelaide was a pro actually. Watch the adventure of Red Parrot and The Crocodile Who Didn't Like Water as they run around the neighbourhood screaming "trick or treat" followed by a polite "thank you"!

Adorbs!    

I really appreciate all the houses and neighbours who get involved and decorate and dress up! It makes the kids so happy!! And sometimes hilariously terrified. Little kids wearing layers of clothes waddling around collecting candy and having so much fun is probably one of the cutest things I have ever seen and it's my favourite night to photograph my girls!! I also love that they aren't old enough yet to count the candy, ha! 

It's incredible how much they grow in a year!!
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Happy Halloween!