Who you are spending time with has an immense impact on the person you are becoming.

Sometimes we are looking to the wrong thing to fix our problems.

Who ARE you - not who do you want to BE or who WERE you - it’s who ARE you that I want to help you explore!

Right after we got out of lockdown, Jill and I rearranged the studio, so naturally needed to shoot on it. We also wanted to play with the yummy afternoon light that filters through the windows. Relax, settle in and enjoy these vintage vibes.

You have seen Jordyn in my work before, but this time was different.

This one word has the potential to keep you stuck and disempowered. It’s time to get rid of it.

Being a human is hard work.

Why we feel lonely more now than ever

The relationship between sisters is like no other. When Ryon and Regan come to play, we know it’s always going to be fire!

A poem about distraction

(if they want to)
Clothing has no gender and textures can help you find out who you are! In this session, I photographed Brian in a few glorious gowns and skirts to show that all bodies can wear whatever they want and everyone deserves to safely explore different ways of showing up! At our Winnipeg studio, this is a MUST - safety, security and comfort are all the name of the game so you can show up as your best self -whatever that looks like to you!

Being soft in the world is hard.

As much as I wish I could change your life for you, it is not my life to change.

Every client that comes to me apologizes countless times for just existing and every time it breaks my heart, but through the power of photography and showing up for oneself we see the apologies shift.

One of our amazing hairstylists & makeup artists came in for her own session to feel like a bad ass punk princess - we danced around in the floofs, sat “like a lady” on the sofa, and played with some beautiful flowers. Take a peek at Sandy’s session.

Until - a poem by Teri Hofford

Why you should have your photo taken 1000 different ways.

Our body is just a series of shapes that our brain assigns meaning to. This means that in order to change your body image, you need to change your brain - NOT your body. I break this down in today’s blog post.

If you are diversifying your portfolio, you don’t need to tell people what a good person you are for doing it - I break down the problematic ways in which photographers tend to look for validation in their work and how it can be harmful to their clients.

On the blog today I am chatting about FAT - the fear of FAT, being FAT, and photographing FAT!