Mucking around my computer I always bump into some images that I put aside because I like them or they had  a cool story to them.

Anyone knows me knows I have little resistance to crawling on the ground, the pavement (it’s why I don’t wear expensive suits at weddings) or climbing trees or fences. And that’s exactly what happened when I photographed Kayla and Shawn’s wedding in Timmins a while back….here’s one pose….

Another fun image:

The groom made the guys wear hockey jerseys from the team that he was a huge of and they we’re not….fun.

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Another wedding up in Timmins….the ladies are always on for throwing the bouquets,….

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Creative lighting of the groom at the location for the ceremony….

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On the docks….shooting from high. Sometimes I worry the camera, or my glasses, or something will fall and land onto the couple causing scars, bleeding, impaling and potential lawsuits….:)..I always double check…and double check my footing is secure.

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The rain never slows us down….I carry umbrellas with me, in case, and often hope for at least a light drizzle….(some say it’s a good omen to have it rain on your wedding day) so I can put ’em to use….

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Boys and their toys….looking baddass….

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The girls….in the sun. This is considered to be bad light, but I like to create great images from lighting that sucks. This image, we were simply walking to another location…I always keep an eye out for photo opps….

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And then of course there’s the rings and all the other big and small details that goes into each and every wedding…. I do my best to keep an eye out and take creative photos of all the details.

To me, every detail has a story, and an emotional connection tied to it.

When combined with the entire mix of wedding photos, whether in an album or a creative slide show set to music, it adds a whole new dimension to the experience and to the memories…..Rob