A Fellow Parent in the Trenches.
It’s Saturday morning. The toddler is wearing yogurt, your coffee has gone cold, and a family photo is the last thing on your mind. I get it. I have two daughters, and most days in our house look exactly like that.
I’ve been taking photos for over 25 years, but I didn’t get serious until I tried to photograph my first daughter as a newborn and failed. At the same time I discovered a passion for documentary photography: real life, as it happens, with no posing.
I’ve been doing this full-time for three years now. In that time I’ve photographed families all over Toronto, earned 85+ five-star Google reviews, and won a handful of international awards. Plenty of my families book me again every year, which is the compliment I care about most.
I come to you, and photograph your family at a time that works for you. You get to spend a morning with your family, and I’ll capture the moments worth remembering.
If this sounds like how you’d like to photograph your family, let’s connect.
What clients are saying:
“Andrew. You totally killed it. There were a few tears as we watched the slideshow together, but even more laughter. You captured so many beautiful moments and they all came through as so natural and true to our family. Thank you so much for this gift to our family. It’s so incredibly special.”
From choosing a photographer to prepping your kids, these guides are made to help real Toronto families feel ready—and excited—for their documentary session.
Got questions? Good. I’ve got answers.
