With all the snow out there currently we’re going to flash back to a warmer time and one of my last fall shoots featuring the Assiginack family. I woke that morning with some crazy vertigo (I think that’s what it was anyway) happening and still had the lingering affects of it when we started the shoot but who needs to be seeings straight and not wobbling side to side to take a good photo? I met up with Nikki, Vince, Felicia, Clarence, Curtis, Melissa, Landon, Ellie, Sharron, Bruce, Michelle, Pat, David and Lexy the dog at the Soo Canal to rock their family shoot. We were a little slow starting due to my above condition but it didn’t take long for everyone to get into the swing of things and make the shoot awesome.
As an added bonus Bruce has inspired me to add a new rule to all of my shoots. From now on, for any shoot, wedding, engagement, family, baby, pet, etc there must be a pipe – no questions asked. Bruce and his pipe made for some of my favourite portraits that I have taken (two of them below!). So thank you Bruce for bringing it along and thank you to your wife and daughters for letting us keep it for the shots.
AWESOME job….these are great!!!
the pipe rules!!!
as usual, great job buddy!!!
Now that Mr. Canning is retired, I think his next “gig” should be a “Pipe” Model! Look out Canada’s Top Model. Too funny!
The colours are awesome, thanks again for toughing it out! You can count on Curt to “git ‘er done!”
Thanks for a fun afternoon! I have to admit as much as I hate my dad smoking a pipe, the shots are cool! The one of my sister, myself and my Dad is one of my favourites! Thanks for capturing some great memories!
Your pictures rock, I love the pipe, how can you not, but I also love the one with the orange swing bridge, especailly the one with the little boy looking all cool and the one with the girl that looks like she’s under ground. To put it in words you’d understand, “You have reached a whole new level of Awesomeness!”
As much as the pipe kicks ass, I gotta say the light on the last photo of the two little ones is out of this world. Good job man! The 24-70 is treating you good I see?
Happy to say I purchased that lens 🙂
These are awesome! First time seeing them. Hopefully i can get into some pics with my family in the future.
We should get together for a giant huge and humongous family photo of all the Assiginacks that would be great.