Don’t Try This at Home - Aerial Silks Photoshoot

Last week, I met up with Amanda and Meags for a photoshoot at Amanda’s amazing place. Industrial greenhouse-like windows, hardwood floors, and aerial silks.

Event Photography for a Cooking Competition in Montreal

EAT BEFORE SHOOTING. That’s the lesson I learned after photographing a cooking competition for the Hawksworth Young Chef Scholarship Foundation.

Hi From the Post-Office: New Coworking Space

After a full year of working from home, I’ve moved into Post-Office, a creative coworking space in Montreal managed by Eli & Lexane from the Fivethousand Fingers design studio.

DIY Hand-Painted Oliphant-Style Backdrop

Like many other photographers, I love the Oliphant backdrops, but they cost a fortune to rent or buy, so I tried to create a DIY version.

Case Study 03 | Natural Portraits with Flash

Marie contacted me for a few promotional portraits for her upcoming website and blog. She’s currently working in an architecture firm, but the website’s going to be about video games.

Personal Project: Cozy

A few months ago, I started Cozy, a personal photography project in which I visited people in their homes across Montreal and photographed their favourite cozy sweaters. Some of them knit their own sweaters, others received them as gifts, and many found them in thrift shops. Check out some of the wonderful people I met so far and their amazing sweaters (whether beautiful and ugly).

Throw a Headshot Party, Save Some Money

I’m letting you host a headshot party at my place. Find friends who also need professional headshots and come to my studio together for a few hours. Bring beer, hang out, play board games, have a jam session, order pizza.

Wedding Photography Tips for Second Shooters

I started doing weddings in Montreal several years ago. I started as a second photographer, now I'm working with my own second photographers, and here, I'll be sharing wedding photography tips for both second shooters and main photographers working with second photographers for the first time. I’ve phrased the tips into questions you should ask yourself, and I’m giving you the 5 most important ones, because people seem to like lists with multiples of five.