It’s always more enjoyable to shoot a friend than a client (I mean, in photography sense). And Janny and Kenneth no doubt has quickly become my friend! I still remember the first time I met these two during my interview with them, it’s actually not photography that took up majority of the meeting. It’s our believe in God, and our passion and vision in our individual business that drawn us together.
Beware, more sweetness coming in spring, stay tune! =)
Meet Annie and Anderson … they are fun!
It’s been a while since I shot in Brickworks. But man, this is one location that I’ll never get tired shooting. And with couples like Annie and Anderson, I can shoot here ALL DAY LONG!
Sweetest smile. Love it!!!!
RAWWRRRRR!!
A change of scenery, without any changes of awesomeness! =)
To see more Annie and Anderson’s engagement session, click on this link and check it out below:
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While we were busy shooting, others are busy shopping …
Uhem … and running naked it.
Anderson, thanks for the love! =)
Lens cleaning time … seriously, my bag was full of this when I finish shooting. =P
It was a perfect day for Jo and Alan’s e-session. The beautiful weather matched perfectly with their sweet smile. Jo told me that Alan likes the “green” stuff, while she likes buildings/structures. With that in mind, Brickworks would be the ideal location to start our session.
The renovation/construction at Brickworks is finally done and they have opened up the abundant factory for public! No more sneaking in. ;)
People who play Starcraft are GAMERS, not NERDS!
Jo, you have such a beautiful smile.
They are such a happy couple that they can’t stop laughing!
Now on to the Green stuff.
Man, I wanted to join you guys too.
Bokenicious vs. Jo and Alan’s smile? Of course, their smile wins!
A quick change of outfit and location.
This orange bike was featured on the Toronto Star. The bike was left at the bike rack for years, and one day one of the artist from the Student Gallery decided to spray it all orange. Within days, the city put on a notice that the artist will be fined if she doesn’t remove the bike in 7 days. What’s wrong with the City of Toronto?
I love the shape of this scripture.
Thanks Jo + Alan for such a fun session!
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Brickworks looks like this now.
Another picture of the bike.
