I took some headshots and a few portfolio photos of my friend’s daughter who is an aspiring model living in the Langley area. Not only is she stunning and easy to work with, but she has a really fun sense of humor that made the shoot go smoothly. She must take after her Father. Ha!...
These were two “grab shots” taken just before Isabelle left for a Washington camping trip with her Aunt and Uncle. I can honestly say that it was sad to wave goodbye. My wife is in Edmonton at a work conference so now it’s just me and the boys. Travel safe Galick girls. Have fun!
After riding our bikes through the Nicomekl Flood Plain we came across these great cement culverts that the kids called “tunnels”. And so a game of who had the best one and who could get the loudest echo began. After tons of yelling and screaming, and of course some crying, we headed back home. Tired,...
Ben and I spend every Monday morning together, just the two of us. We usually go for coffee, tidy up the house and play some games. Where ever I go and whatever I do, he follows. It’s nice having a sidekick. Even when Ben cries, I can’t resist taking photos of him. He’s just so...
When my brother and I were in our early teens, we were known as The Bickersons. If we were working on the same job site, you would always hear us before you saw us. I remember taking karate classes back then, with the sole purpose of one day being able to kick his ass. It’s...
This black and white photo was taken from the Delta side, beneath the Alex Fraser bridge. It was pouring rain.
My little niece = awesomeness. Love ya! Strobist: Alien Bees 800 with 50 inch Westcott softbox camera right, bookend camera left for fill, triggered by Cybercync.
It’s the days end and everyone in our house is exhausted. Time for the little ones to go to bed. Good night, sleep tight.
The calendar in these photos is extra special as each “X” represents a visit to the cancer clinic. My Dad has been to radiation treatment, five days a week, for the past seven weeks. Today marks his thirty-fifth visit and his final treatment. What makes me proudest of my Dad, is how through all of...
Isabelle planted a tiny bean in a plastic cup at preschool and now it’s become a beautiful beanstalk. It’s on our kitchen counter right now but we’ll plant in the backyard pretty quick.
I spent an all too short lunch break walking down 128th Street in Surrey, gazing in wonder at this years Vaisakhi celebration. Dancing, singing and blaring music… bright colors everywhere. Did I mention amazing free food? What’s not to like! The generosity and beauty of the Sikh community was humbling and I was happy to...
This isn’t Izzy or Belle, it’s Isabelle. Don’t you forget it. Strobist: Alien Bees 800 with 60 inch umbrella (shoot through) camera right, triggered by Cybercync.
