I grew up visiting my grandparent's cottage in the summers. While there I was fascinated by the water and the outdoors. I learned to love the lifestyle surrounding Muskoka - everything from canoeing to swimming, sailing, and wakeboarding. As I look back on those years, I remember sitting next to my grandfather and reading his old western novels. I remember the smell in the air when we put a fire on and the summer heat cooling off in the evenings. I remember how important family is, and how the legacies we leave have an impact on future generations. As a husband to Kayla, a dad to our son Carter, and now in my 30's, I am beginning to realize that life is short and the biggest moments in our lives are fleeting. I was introduced to the world of photography nearly a decade ago during a trip to the Bahamas. I learned to freedive, and photograph underwater. Over the last decade, my passion for photography has only grown and encompasses underwater, commercial work and weddings. I have had the privilege of working with renowned brands such as Canada Goose and Tag Heuer. My work has graced the walls of the Royal Ontario Museum, and I've attended prestigious awards ceremonies. However, it is photographing weddings that holds the most significance for me.

Love stories unite us. Almost all humans know what it means to love someone, or at least we desire to know what it means. To me, the true essence of love is embodied in the person of Christ. Most people even if they're not Christian, know that famous verse that is spoken at a lot of weddings - love is patient, love is kind, it does not envy or boast... despite its frequent use, the words still hold their profound meaning.