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  • Hello and welcome to Today’s Faces Photography Blog

    Hi Colin here, thank you for stopping by Today's Faces blog.
    I have been full time in the Photography business for over 20 years yikes! that's a long time. I do not know how many weddings, portraits, business portraits, fireman calenders, bill boards, also all the wedding albums, wall portraits that are in peoples homes.
    But I would say it has, and still is great to be full time in the photography business.
    Although the photography industry has change over the years I would say it is a little easier to capture a well exposed clear image but it still takes years to train your eye to know what makes a great strong image than just a snap shot.
    It is on this note that the 20 years of experience that I have been a photographer has made me develop a style that my clients enjoy.
    Anyway, enough on me I hope you will enjoy the blog, and drop buy often as I am going to try and keep it up to date.

    And a big thank you to all my past and present clients

    Regards Colin.

Holly and Joe at the Ancaster Mill

At the C Hotel

Rain outside so we stayed in and shot these Ancaster Mill

Wow love this at the Ancaster Mill

Its nearly that time Joe

Stunning Holly

First Dance at Carmens

Wedding Album of Lisa and Barry

I thought it would fun to post the finished album for Lisa and Barry. Who I had the honor of photographing last June on a very hot day.

I had a great time.

Steven Page at the Charity of Hope Night at Carmen’s Banquet Center

Charity of Hope night at Carmen’s Banquet Center, had Steven Page on stage to entertain all the people that came out for a great cause, and a fun night.

Before the night started Steven dropped by the C Hotel for an hour of meet and greets, where I had the honour of taking portraits with him and  some of guests and supporters of the Charity of Hope.

Thank you Charity of Hope for having me along.

 

 

Cambridge Mill, Ontario, with Monica and Sean’s Wedding

It was a  blustery, cold, but very sunny day for Monica and Sean’s winter wedding but they didn’t care about the cold, or did the guests everybody was there with smiles ready for a fun day and that it was.

This is the first time I have photograph at the Cambridge Mill in Cambridge since all the changes to it. The new Chapel that is built right on the Grand River  edge is beautiful its almost built with all glass to see in every direction with the Grand river river flowing past.

This is where Monica and Sean had there ceremony. The sun was shinning in the chapel you would have never knowing it was -10c outside.

After the ceremony we had a short walk to the main building of the mill, were we brought all the family members together for the family pictures. Then we ventured outside with the wedding party to a snowy  parked across the street and nobody seem to care about the cold  they all were having to much fun.

Sean and Monica stuck it outside for a little more time but as always time seems to be the enemy on wedding days it goes so fast. So we had to come back in to start the reception.

The Olympics Games were on in Sochi and the big hockey game was the following day Sean and the groomsmen came up with the idea of wearing the Canada hockey shirts to enter the reception, that went over well with all the guests,

After dinner I suggest to Monica and Sean lets go up to the balcony on the third floor that looks over the Grand River and get a few Sunset shots. As you can see it was worth it.

It’s sometimes hard to to pull away the couple from there reception but for the 20 mins I think it is always worth it and I think the couples do to after they see there effort and the end result.

Thank you Monica and Sean you make a great couple and you were great to work with.

 

Ancaster Mill, Ontario, The wedding of Nicole and Jesse.

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