As always, click on the cover to see the full album. You can click on page corners to turn, or you can check out the simple html version.

I’ve got pictures of Timoteo rolling around in the snow just over the lip of the edge Dakota is standing on. It was just a tad cold up there. After the sun set, we hopped back in the truck and drove down the hill. Just as we hit the bottom, God took a torch and set the sky on fire. Should have stayed fifteen more minutes….

Yes, this is a multi-part session. Why? Cuz there’s so many great shots, that’s why.

Kaitlyn is a Tumbler Ridge grad and despite being ill, put on a brave and beautiful face for our session. She also lives just down the street from me and has said she’ll gladly be photographed in the rain. Now I’m looking for a couple of those great summer storms the Peace is famous for.

Hey Graditudians:

Just a reminder that June is filling up fast, so if you were planning on having a shoot done before school is out, make sure to get in contact with us sooner rather than later.

That is all. Thank you.

Hi all:

So I bet you’re sitting there thinking that “Boy, not a lot of updates on that GRADitude site. Must not be anything happening?”

If by anything you mean I’m not taking pictures much, you’d be right. Not my fault, though. Folks round here are waiting for spring to kick in. What with an inch of new snow yesterday (April 22; shouldn’t we have green grass by now?), there’s not a lot of kids wanting to head outside for photos. But the forecast for next week includes double digits, and shooting season should be rolling in soon.

In the meantime, we’ve been doing a lot of behind the scenes stuff; preparing packages, images, samples…all manner of fun stuff. We’re just about to get a sample book printed, too. It won’t be ready for a few weeks, but if you want to take a look at it, just give me an email.

Otherwise, here’s hoping for spring!

Here’s some pictures from a recent shoot with Larisa, the day after we got a foot of new snow. It was a gorgeous day, perfect for getting outdoors and taking some pictures.

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