Tag: Photography
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Alex & Sarah: Engagement Shoot During Cherry Blossom Season
Cherry blossom season is one of the most magical times of the year for engagement photoshoots in Toronto. And that’s exactly what Alex and Sarah decided to do in May 2022. As their photographer, I had the pleasure of capturing their love among the stunning cherry blossom trees at Exhibition Place. The cherry blossoms were…
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7 Glacier Lakes You Need to See in Alberta
Alberta is home to some of the most stunning and awe-inspiring glacier lakes in the world. From the turquoise blue waters of Moraine Lake to the emerald green hues of Lake Louise, these lakes are surrounded by rugged landscapes, towering mountains, and pristine wilderness. In this blog post, we will explore the 7 glacier lakes…
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Banff Diary – Day 5: Kayaking Bow River, Tunnel Mountain & Banff Gondola
This is the final installment of my Banff blog series, you can read more about days 1 through 4 below – enjoy! Banff Diary – Day 1: Norquay Lookout and Vermilion Lakes Banff Diary – Day 2: Moraine Lake, Lake Louise and Morant’s Curve Banff Diary – Day 3: Johnston Canyon, Mistaya Canyon and Bow…
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Why You Should Solo Travel At Least Once
Have you ever considered traveling alone? The idea of going on a solo trip might seem daunting, but it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. In 2015, I solo traveled to New York City after spending a summer with friends in San Diego on a J1 visa. Here are just a few reasons why everyone should travel…
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Banff Diary – Day 3: Johnston Canyon, Mistaya Canyon & Bow Lake
On day 3 of our Banff trip, we planned to visit Johnston Canyon, Mistaya Canyon, and then loop back to Bow Lake to finish off the day. This is the third post in the series about our Banff trip during July 2022. Read the first blog here and the second blog here. Johnston Canyon As…
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Banff Diary – Day 2: Moraine Lake, Lake Louise & Morant’s Curve
On day 2 of our Banff trip, which was a Friday in July, we’d plan to visit Moraine Lake and Lake Louise. I wanted to visit both of these extremely popular lakes on one of the weekdays we were there, to hopefully avoid most of the crowds. This is the second post in the series…
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Travel Diary: Long Weekend in Nova Scotia
For the May long weekend (that’s Victoria Day weekend in Canada), we spent it in Nova Scotia. We flew into Halifax from Billy Bishop airport in Toronto, (which is an awesome little airport, by the way. I wish we could fly out of it more often.), Here’s what we got up to! Day 1: Peggy’s…
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Food Diary: Where to Eat in San Diego
This is part two of a San Diego blog, all about where we ate during our time in SD. We can read about the places we visited here. We arrived into Pacific Beach in the evening and checked in at our hotel, which was the Blue Beach Hotel. We were starving after a long day…
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San Diego Travel Diary: Pacific Beach, La Jolla, & More
Following on from our Los Angeles trip, we drove down to San Diego for the weekend, where we planned to spend most of our time in Pacific Beach. Fun fact, I lived in San Diego during the summer of 2015, when I did a J1 visa, so it was great to finally go back, even…
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L.A. Travel Diary: Universal, Disney, Santa Monica, & More
During spring break, we travelled to California to see the Toronto Raptors vs Lakers and vs Clippers during their west coast road trip. We spent 3 nights in Los Angeles before heading down to San Diego for 4 nights. I’d been to L.A. briefly back in 2015 during my J1, so I was excited to…
