Vancouver Family Portraits, Jericho Beach park

One of my greatest joys is to document how my families grow.
It's that time of year again—Annual Family Portrait time—and WOW, have they grown since last year’s session HERE!
We met at their favourite local park, a spot that’s become a cherished backdrop for these moments. This year, they decided to ride their bicycles to the session because the oldest was excited to proudly show me her new bike. It was touching to see how much she wanted to share this moment with me.
From their wedding day to now, it's been so much fun to document their journey.
These sessions are more than just photographs; they’re a tradition that marks the passage of time, the growth of a family, and the little moments that make life beautiful. Every session is a reminder of why I love what I do—capturing the unique joy and love of each family I work with.

Revelstoke Greenbelt Portrait Session

I visit home every spring and gift my niece a portrait session for her birthday. She chooses the location and this year she chose the Revelstoke Greenbelt. You can’t tell from these portraits but we were dodging a Mosquito Onslaught!
I visit my hometown 3-4 times a year. Please contact me if you’d like a mosquito-free family session.

Vancouver Family Portraits, Second Beach

My realtor clients Erik Carlson and Andrew Truong gifted this adorable family a session with me as a housewarming gift.
How wonderful that they will have printed memories to put up on the walls of their new home.

Vancouver Family Portraits, Stanley Park

This family is awesome and showed up all in plaid! They love spending time together, and it's evident that Brother and Sister are the ultimate dynamic duo. I've been their photographer since big brother was just a few months old.
This Fall, we met at Stanley Park for another family portrait session, and have the kids grown!
It was all giggles and goofiness capturing those real family moments. Brother and Sister are actually Besties, but it was fun getting them to wrestle it out a bit for some cute sibling rivalry portraits.
Their sessions are always so enjoyable, full of cute kid moments and the kind of family love that makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
See their previous sessions HERE.

East Vancouver Family Portraits | Trout Lake Park

This has become a cherished tradition the past four years. Every fall around the same time, we meet at Trout Lake Park to create a new birthday portrait for the wall in their home.
You can see their relationship deepen and the happiness radiating from these moments is heartwarming to capture. The sessions are filled with laughter and sweet moments, turning their walls into a gallery of beautiful memories.
See last year’s session HERE.

Jericho Beach | Vancouver Family Portraits

It feels like just yesterday that we gathered at Jericho Beach Park to capture the beautiful anticipation of a growing family during their maternity session.
Now, as spring arrives, we find ourselves returning to Jericho Beach. This time, it's for a "Welcome to the Family" portrait session, celebrating the arrival of their newest family member. What truly warms my heart is the lasting connections I've forged with this wonderful family, as we continue to create memories together year after year, marking their families milestones.
View their maternity session HERE.

East Vancouver Family Portraits | Trout Lake

This has become an annual Fall event for the past 3 years. We meet up at their favourite park to create a new wall portrait for the gallery in their home. It’s heartwarming to see how their relationship deepens each year.
See last year’s session HERE.

Welcome to our Family | Burnaby Lake Family Portraits

I've captured countless family moments over the past 10+ years, but this one holds a special place in my heart.
It was a beautiful combination: a new baby, a large and loving family, and the picturesque backdrop of Burnaby Lake Park.
This family decided to make this moment truly special by investing in a large wall print of their family portrait, that will truly be cherished for years to come.