So I warned you last night to be expecting a Leah video today. Well, it’s today and here it is.

Um. Right, you know, up there.

A couple weeks ago (on my birthday, even) I got to spend a few hours with Katie and Leah. They’re bestest friends, and kinda have that Galadriel/Arwen thing going. Kinda.

Anyway. Here’s is a video of the Lady of Light, posted at 1 in the morning. Expect Arwen Evenstar sometime in the morning. Oh, the irony.

Sorry, it’s late. My inner geek got a little out of control.

And so we reach the end of this epic photo shoot with Kaitlyn and Leah. And on the first day of school, no less. Welcome back all you school-bound folks. If you’re in Grade 12 this year, I invite you to take a look around the site. Our mission is to take photographs of you that are unlike any photos that have been taken of you before. Photos that capture your spirit, your personality, your zest for life.

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Last shots of Kaitlyn. After spending far too much time out in the field, we came into town for a couple shots in downtown Dawson Creek. She brought her longboard along, but I had to take off before we could get any shots of her out boarding. Ah well, next time.

More photos of Leah in an old abandoned granary in a field outside of Dawson Creek, next to that old barn she was in earlier.

Getting close to, but not quite to, the end of these pictures. There were a lot of great pictures from this shoot, for which I take little credit. The setting was brilliant, the models beautiful, and the assistant willing to stand and hold a reflector for hours on end…

I love the top picture. All that lens flare-y goodness.

Hey, just a reminder that once you open up a picture, you don’t have to close it to see the next. If you hover over the top left or right corners with your mouse, you can go next or back. You can even use the left and right arrows on your keyboard.

More from my shoot with Kaitlyn and Leah. There’s an old barn sitting in a field near Dawson that is just the coolest place to take pictures for both the field and the barn.

I’ve posted individual shots of these two (and have more to post later), but here’s a handful of the two of them together.

On a hot (and buggy) summer’s day we took Steph down to Flatbed Creek to take some pictures around, on, and in Flatbed Creek as a senior’s session. It was a lot of fun, and shockingly, she agreed to hop into the creek with her dress on.

Now if I can just get her to do the same with her grad dress….