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/Charmaine de Silva is the News Director at News 1130 & City News Vancouver/Calgary.
She was also the Co-chair of Vancouver Pride for many years and a strong advocate for the Vancouver LGBTQ2+ community.
Charmaine de Silva is the News Director at News 1130 & City News Vancouver/Calgary.
She was also the Co-chair of Vancouver Pride for many years and a strong advocate for the Vancouver LGBTQ2+ community.
Portraits of my friend Jordi I took in the before times.
I feel like some of these portraits convey the longing for touch and isolation some of us are experiencing right now.
For several years, I've had the privilege of working with QMUNITY, a Vancouver-based non-profit dedicated to enhancing the lives of 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, creating a safer, more inclusive space.
Recently, we had a delightful session capturing vibrant headshots for the QMUNITY Team against a backdrop of a colurful local mural wall.
Orene Askew, also known as DJ O Show, is an extraordinary individual from the Squamish Nation. She is a true multifaceted talent, holding the significant role of spokesperson for the Squamish Nation Council, where she is currently concluding a four-year term.
In addition to her advocacy work, Orene's boundless enthusiasm has led her on a journey across North America as a DJ and motivational speaker, harnessing the power of her music and compelling voice to inspire and empower youth. Her unwavering commitment and multifaceted talents establish her as an exceptional presence not only in Vancouver, but also beyond.
As you can imagine, the youngest is a jokester of the family, and there’s some behind-the-scenes tickling going on.
I love how they chose this portrait to have printed as their family wall portrait.
Mama and MaPa (isn’t that an adorable name) totally won in the clothes styling department this day.
Baby A. looked adorable with her ponytail hair style and yellow pantaloons for her fall family portraits at Trout Lake.
Jumping in puddles before heading home was the reward for being patient and posing for her 1st birthday portraits.
Her family chose a sweet 8x8” Storybook album of their favourite portraits from their session.
I officially met Andrea Reimer when she spoke during the Granville Island Women’s Storytelling Walk I photographed.
Previously I had heard her speak at a luncheon where she shared a personal life experience and I was brought to tears.
I love the testimonial she gave me. It might be the most honest one I’ve received yet.
“I *hate* having my photo taken. Belle turned what is usually a torturous process into a lot of fun. Like going to the dentist and finding out you like the dentist!”
John Horodyski, King of the Pocket Squares, also known as an expert in Digital Asset Management (DAM).
I don’t even know what that means. I do know I loved the time we spent together and the portraits we created.
John is caring, funny and intelligent. I think these images captured him perfectly.
“Belle is professional, personable, and provides an excellent experience for her photography sessions. Great photographers not only take good photos, but also care about the quality of their work, and make their clients feel good and at ease.
Belle is a true artist behind the lens with a keen eye to masterfully capture the best moments. I highly recommend.”
Vancouver portrait photographer Belle Ancell specializes in creating heirloom fine art for families.
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