Sarah Murray and Chris McAloney were married in Las Vegas earlier this year and to celebrate, they had a wedding reception for friends and family at the Rotary Glen of Brampton. I was approached by Sarah’s sister Serena about doing some photography for the event and we decided that a “Mock Photobooth” would be the way to go! Guests were able to let loose in front of the camera and I was there to document it! This type of setup is great for capturing images you can then send to your guests in their thank you cards. Some guests use the opportunity to get a nice portrait done with their families, others just get goofy in front of the camera. Any way you look at it, the event gets documented and you have some fun images to boot.

Some of the images I captured are below.

And if you are interested in adding a photobooth to your next event, please contact me here.

Cheers!
t.

Back in February, I attended a workshop hosted by Rick Denham on Off Camera Flash photography. This topic has been gaining in popularity over the past couple of years, mainly because it allows a photographer to capture some big results using smaller, more portable Speedlites. Blogs such as Strobist.com have millions of readers and have really driven home the practical aspects of this technique. So, I ventured to a two-day course to hopefully hone my skills and meet some other photographers with the same passions.

Rick set up a website based on the course called OCF Bootcamp if you are interested in finding out more. Some samples of my work shot during these two days are posted below.

Cheers!
t.