Banff Springs - Wedding Photography Workshop

By popular demand the first workshop of 2009 has finally been announced.
Together with brilliant photographer and educator Bill Marsh we will be running an intensive Wedding and Lifestyle Photography Workshop at the world famous Banff Springs Hotel. This will be a 4 day hands-on workshop focused on building the foundation for a successful wedding photography career.

All of the details will be following early in the New Year, but we will only be accepting 20 participants worldwide.

The DATES - APRIL 19 - 22
LOCATION - BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL - CANADA

Contact me for more details - edward@imagestyle.ca

ABSTRACTICA - An art project.

Sometimes, sitting back with your kids creativity opens up completely new ways of thinking. My son wanted to play with food coloring and water, and I thought hmmmm.... what will he come up with.

Knowing that oil and water don't mix, I tried something a bit different.

Using a small bowl, we put in some standard vegetable oil, then poured a bit of water on top. The water beaded on top of the oil of course, and James (my four year old) started designing his abstract masterpeices.

I shot macro shots of the designs, put together a composite, and voila.... ABSTRACTICA was born.

Melissa&Daniel -Canmore Wedding - November 29, 2008

Melissa and Daniel were married in the beautiful Bear & Bison Inn in Canmore at the end of November. The day was so beautiful that the ceremony actually took place outdoors. Surrounded by close friends and family, it was a simple and very elegant affair.

The wind was blowing quite hard by the time we got outside, but I love to see the veil dance, and Melissa played it up perfectly.
As it got dark, we finished at a nice little coffee shop and a stroll outside.

It was great to get to know you both, and to celebrate this day with you. All my best,

Edward

PS. Thanks to Tova and Josh (Daniel's brother) who I photographed last year. It was great catching up with you guys again.

Polar Bears for Christmas!

It has been a bit of a crazy couple of months, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I recently had the opportunity to do a really "cool" shoot in Churchill, Manitoba - the Polar Bear Capital of the World.

I thought I would post a few of the images - (no photographers were harmed in the making of these images...)