Around Thanksgiving my wife and I drove to PEI for my cousin Michaela’s wedding. It was a short ceremony that didn’t last even 10 minutes. Having already had a wedding on the west coast in BC earlier in the summer they didn’t have a photographer.

We ran outside for no more than five minutes before the ceremony began and, with the help of my wife, captured these photos. I didn’t shoot many other photos during the ceremony, or reception – I enjoyed being a part of the celebration – but these quick photos of the couple are some of my favorite photos to date.

This year i decided to volunteer my time again for the Metro Masquerade event. Last year i shot the poster for them, and I had such a blast I was thrilled to be giving the chance to do it again.

We shot quickly, tried a lot of things, and got some amazing images.

This year’s event is going to be bigger, better, and raise even more money for Breast Cancer research!

The poster will be online soon, but here are a few edited shots from November’s shoot

And of Course, The Ribbon

Michaela is one of the models who will be in the fashion show at the Metro Masquerade event. This is one of the alternate shots from the shoot, which is the foundation of the advertising campaign for the Metro Masquerade charity fundraiser that will be taking place in Halifax, NS on May 9th with proceeds going to the Atlantic Breast Cancer Foundation.

She is wearing a dress hand crafted by the event organizer, John Michael that is made of handcut pieces of mirror.