A few more from Shawn and Ana's wedding
This lookout is set between Owen Sound and Meaford, on the way to the army base. I am working on a Fall colours project for a client, and this location is a great showcase. Ang and her kids agreed to help me out by posing in some of the shots, and we did a few family photos for them along the way. Very fun. The shoot was right around sunset, and the light changed quickly as we neared the end. It was a challenge to shoot, but I think it gives the images a good sense of variation.
I was asked to make an art piece for an upcoming show; fifty items are being produced by various artists, and after the show they are to be sold with the proceeds going to literacy programs. The challenge: we were all given a 6x6 inch shadow boxes and told to go at it. There were potters, painters, photographers, and ninjas, and with few rules, I suspect the variations will be numerous.
The show takes place at 157 Garafraxa Street, Durham, from October 17-November 14, and the opening reception is on October 24th from 7:30 to 9:30. Viewing hours are Fridays 1-8 and Saturdays 9-5.
After a near disastrous attempt at a local department store photo studio, Stu and Kate asked me to give it a shot with their three boys. I don't know if anyone has more energy than those three kids. Except maybe Stu and Kate.
After a dreary Summer, the Fall came in like a beautiful, sunny, cheery rocket. Natalie and Bruce were some of the greatful recipients of that sun and cheer. After the preparations were made, we went to the amphitheatre in Southampton, moved on to high street and the beach, and finished up at the town hall. All around, a great time with lots of subtle hints of skater/boarder aesthetic.
Here are some more shots from the bike trail sessions for the upcoming Bike Trails of Grey County Brochure. Rumour has it that the actual brochure will be delayed, but the shooting continues! Tori and Isaiah were gracious models, but Sage was the star of the hour. I can't think of any other three year old who would have been so patient after so many laps past the camera guy.
Grey County tourism is putting together a publication about cycling in the area, and asked me to make some images with them in mind. So on Wednesday evening, I went with the Rekets (excellent photographers in their own right) just North of Owen Sound. The Sydenham rail trail is a former rail line, and these days stretches from OS to Shallow Lake or so. Just to the west of the Owen Sound Golf and Country Club, it climbs a hill and the view opens up over the bay-you can see as far as Owen Sound's Hospital (about 5 km away) and beyond.
I suspect I'll get out to the Georgian trail for another session in the next week or two.
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