Liz, Victor & I met up downtown for an urban shoot in the Queen West area complete with vintage green Raleigh and a flowing yellow gown! It was a great time from start to finish as we wondered around the area together in search of the best backdrops. We even convinced a nearby lounge to lend us a pair of bright-red chairs for a few shots out back... a perfect pop of colour! Here are a few of my favourites from the session - thanks for being so laid back and easy going guys. Trevor & I can't wait to work with you both in August!
Let's start with one of my favourites from Queen Street:
Ayesha & Michael are sweet, bubbly and completely easy to be around - after hearing their story we agreed to meet up with them in Peterborough (their old stomping grounds) for a sentimental session at a location that holds special meaning for them.
Summer seems to be the season when the family session requests creep out of the wood-works... everyone gets together for parties, guests come in from out of town, and the late afternoon light is pretty much irresistible. I think it's the one season when everyone in the family can agree that they love to meet up and enjoy the outdoors.
We've done a few great sessions so far this season, and of course as always we like to encourage our clients to bring along the WHOLE family for their session:
Pam & Kelly's presence together can pretty much be summed up in one word: adorable. They are so cute together that it's easy to see how in love they are - joking, giggling, cuddling and entertaining each other throughout the entire shoot they made our job's easy!
Submitted by Larissa on February 13, 2010 - 3:01pm
Last weekend Trev & I packed up our gear and headed north to meet Michele & Greg at their cottage for a snowy winter engagement session. Was it ever worth the drive! We had a stunning, clear, sunny day to work with AND and adorable puppy named George who kept us on our toes.
Amanda & John are such a sweet couple - kind and considerate of each other they are planning what is sure to be a stunning wedding up north. They've both got a great sense of style and I can't wait to see what them come up with in June!
We hope that you all had an awesome holiday! 2009 was a great year for us at Ambient Studios- we had a season filled with amazing clients, great locations and lots of exciting changes. We've put together a little (ok, so it's rather large) highlight reel to share with you of our favourite photos from the past season. There were LOTS to choose from and it was a hard task, but we've come up with something a collection that we think you'll enjoy!
We're booking up quickly for 2010 and are looking forward to working with our couples everywhere from Muskoka to Graydon Hall Manor to cozy backyard ceremonies- it's going to be an exciting year!
Here's to an awesome 2009 and and even better 2010:
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Some of you might remember the "Engagement Story Your Way" contest we had back in April of this year... well good things come to those who wait as we've got a FANTASTIC Mad Men themed engagement session to share with you!
I thought I'd start off with one of my favourites from this session:
Catarina & Marco are such a sweet couple - I mean it, you spend a few minutes with them and know that they are not only perfect for each other, but lovely people. Quiet and soft spoken, this duo was a ton of fun to shoot with at The Distillery District here in Toronto.
The light was stunning and we had a warm autumn weather to work with when we met up in the afternoon, here are a few of the highlights:
This pair met at a motorcycle licensing course when Josh was Kristina's instructor. These two were a ton of fun to shoot...and obviously we had to take advantage of their story for the photos. {click the image below to see more images and of course, some biker-action shots!}
The fall colours complimented The Badlands perfectly:
