Victoria BC Family Portrait Photographer – specializing in creative, natural portraits of your beautiful family. Find out why Christina has ranked as one of the top 5 photographers in Canada (twice!)!
I use two tools to create kaleidoscope effects. I purchased Kaleidoscope glasses for $25 from Amazon and I also have a new kaleidoscope prism crystal from Different Lens World – $40.
Beacon Hill Park has long been one of my favourite locations for both family and engagement portrait sessions and wedding photos! It’s a place I’ve
This family lives in one of the most beautiful spots on earth — Dominical in Costa Rica. I loved that we treated this session more
I’m absolutely melting from this session I had with this adorably-sweet little four-month-old. I love that home sessions allow us to take a bit of
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Instead of a traditional engagement portrait session, we decided to incorporate the kids and it was so much FUN! One of my favourite ways to
Playing at the beach in your adorable pink bathing suit is a perfect way to celebrate turning three!! I love birthday portraits!
St. Ann’s Academy St. Ann’s Academy offers the best of everything – a gorgeous 19th Century indoor chapel and a stunning backyard garden with a
Hello! I’ve got another fabulous wedding for you guys today! Chantelle & Bryan are two people anyone would love to know. Their day had the
I am so excited to share Nicole & Jamie’s wedding with you today, which could have been featured (and very well may be in the
Derek & I had the pleasure of photographing Kingslin & Han’s beautiful wedding at the stunningly beautiful Sooke Prestige Hotel. Friends and family came from
When you’re able to get more than 120 people to celebrate your destination wedding, you know it’s going to be a blast! This wedding was coordinated
This family’s life is at the beach so it was awesome to take their portraits doing what they do all the time – playing, jumping
It was a fateful trip to London that brought these two love birds together. Jon had been working and living there for three years and
It’s absolutely true that us photographers need to take more time out to have portraits done of our own families. John is a photographer in
“Fearless Awards are stunning wedding photos that excel in redefining wedding photography or are just too amazing! We’re very selective – about 1 in 100
I especially love it when weddings unite families, and this one really stole my heart. You can see the love in every tear as Kathleen
It’s always pretty awesome to have the chance to photograph Rifflandia, Victoria’s biggest music festival! We love that the week-long festivities put big international names
Whenever anyone asks me “what should I wear to a family portrait session,” I always send them over to photos of the Gower Family because
Amanda & Matt’s Wedding at the Crane, Barbados Amanda and I hit it off instantly during our first phone conversation together and I just knew
Johnny’s roots run deep in the Portuguese-Canadian community and Katrina’s roots run deep in the Greek-Canadian community, so it was going to hard to decide
Engagement Proposal – Paul & Emily – la Mariposa Hotel, Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica I can’t even tell you how much fun it was to
Swaneset & Dhaliwal Banquet Hall Wedding // Vancouver BC Photos by Gwen & Christina We had a blast being a part of this absolutely gorgeous
[RECORDED WEBINAR] High noon on a harsh, sunny day. It’s a nightmare for most photographers. As a wedding photographer that intense light has been status
I really wanted to find a walk-around camera, something that achieved DSLR-type results but without the weight and expense. I’m a bit lazy when it comes to photography systems. I already have a full bag of gear for my professional work. And I really didn’t want the bother of having to carry around a few different lenses in my backpack. The rangefinder camera lenses might be light, but they ain’t cheap.
Different films have different exposure latitudes, which means some will give a more faded look when exposed more than once. Films like Fuji 400h or
We decided we’d try our first attempt at a film swap. We thought Kodak Portra 160 would do the trick for the sunny weather and our theme was “snapshots” – images that reflected each city in some way.
We read it’s best to under expose by at least a stop, which would then give a more box speed exposure when the exposures were combined. However, I kind of got paranoid it would make it too dark… so we split it in the middle and shot at minus one half a stop.
I happened upon some Adox Silvermax 100 B&W film when I was shopping for a trip to Costa Rica. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the reviews seemed favourable, so I put a roll into my second film camera and away I went. I experimented a lot, doing some photos in bright sun, some during golden hour and a couple at night with longer exposures. Man, was I impressed when I got the roll back!! First of all, can we talk about the sharpness? Holy crap this film is sharp!
I acknowledge with humility that I live, work, and create on the unceded territories of the WSÁNEĆ (Saanich), lək̓ʷəŋən (Songhees) and Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples of the Coast Salish Nation. I recognize the enduring legacy of colonization and occupation on Indigenous communities throughout British Columbia and am committed to the principles of reconciliation.
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