Since our international love story started in Africa before we roadtripped from our wedding in North Carolina to our new home in British Columbia, travel has long been part of our lives. At the very least, we’re budgeting each year to be able to visit my family . . . and as time and savings…
I always said I would NOT be a June bride. Shunning cliches and stereotypes has kinda defined my life so when the timing and logistics of a June wedding fell into place, I was a teeny bit grumpy seven years ago. 😛 Being a June bride has meant that most years I am working on…
Quick visits to major cities is my modus operandi. It’s becoming a habit, I think, and one I’m not trying to break: eight hours in San Francisco, Rome in 48 hours, three days in Washington, DC, and now a mere twelve hours in the largest city in the USA (and fourth largest in the world, according…
Planning three days in Washington, DC may seem like a tediously intense project: how on earth does one pack 250-odd years of American history into three days? Very, very selectively. Add in the sentimental joy of taking my husband to my old stomping grounds and suddenly we’re trying to cover three weeks of information in…
Our two week roadtrip honeymoon was one of the most fabulous adventures imaginable (and the most pragmatic, since we had to get my car from North Carolina to British Columbia anyway!) so when we decided to take another roadtrip (in fewer days and with more kilometers!), it seemed risky to try to recreate the fun…
Engagement photos are some of the most treasured sessions to shoot — free of the inevitable wedding day time restrictions, engagement photos are my time to get to know my clients, let them get to know me, and see how their relationship looks in real time, and figure out which jokes make them laugh. Always…
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