Behind The Lens...
Behind The Lens...
Looking Back Through the Lens: A Year in Portraits
“For me, this year has continued to be an incredible journey into the unknown, both personally, and for my business. It’s been a year of growth, discovery, and memorable moments behind the lens.”
Actor Headshots: The Key to Standing Out and Getting Cast
“A great actor headshot can be the gateway to opportunities, yet the challenge lies in balancing industry-standard professionalism with that extra spark that sets you apart. That’s where I come in.”
Why Invest in Professional Corporate Headshots: Elevating Your Business Image
“Your headshot shouldn’t just be any old photo; it should be a representation of your commitment to quality, approachability, and expertise. A polished, professional image shows that you take your role, your business, and your client base seriously. So before you post that grainy selfie…”
David Bailey: A Legacy of Simplicity
“Bailey’s portfolio reads like a who’s who of cultural icons — Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol, Jean Shrimpton, Michael Caine, and even members of The Beatles, to name just a few. His work helped define the 1960s and played a significant role in shaping the public perception of these rising stars.
But it does beg the question…”
Beyond the Pose: Portrait Tips for Aspiring Models
“For me, the story is all in the eyes and what they say to your viewers. The key is to form a relationship with the camera, to treat is as your friend, your lover, your confidante, even your beloved pet — whatever or whomever evokes the most genuine story from you. Embrace your connection to the lens and tell it your deepest, most intimate secrets. Only then do we get to your raw emotion and the heart of who you really are.”
What’s In A Name?
“What started as a simple change of name quickly turned into a stomach-churning, full-scale overhaul of every aspect of my business…”
The Birth of a Toronto Portrait Photographer
“And then a magical thing happened: the more I learned about how light can shape a subject, create a mood, and tell the story of a living soul, the more enraptured with the art I became.”