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I specialize in architecture, residential interiors, commercial interiors, brand lifestyle, and outdoor lifestyle photography and video productions. This covers a wide range of subjects including products, people, and environments. I also have extensive experience in food photography, making me a strong fit for hospitality and tourism clients. If you're unsure whether your project is a good fit, feel free to reach out and we can talk through it.

Yes, drone work is a core part of what I offer. I hold a Basic Drone Pilot Certificate through Transport Canada, which covers a wide range of outdoor and open-area operations. Advanced operations require a larger crew and I have the team and experience to support these projects when the need arises.

It's worth noting that drone operations in Canada are subject to airspace restrictions depending on the location and nature of the shoot. During the planning process we'll work through any requirements together to make sure everything is covered before we get on location.

Based in Toronto and Ottawa, I'm available for projects across Canada and beyond. I regularly serve clients throughout Ontario, including the Greater Toronto Area, Oakville, Hamilton, Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, London, Niagara, Muskoka, Haliburton, Kawartha Lakes, Kingston, Peterborough, Bancroft, and Prince Edward County.

In Quebec, I primarily serve clients in Montreal, Gatineau, Sutton, and the surrounding regions.

In British Columbia, I work primarily between Vancouver and Pemberton, covering Whistler and the Sea-to-Sky corridor along the way.

No matter where your project takes us, travel fees are calculated from the nearest base location (Toronto, Ottawa, & Guelph) and cover all necessary crew and equipment. I love to travel and it is one of the many reasons I love this craft. I will always work with you to keep costs reasonable.

Contact us to discuss your project and we will put together a custom quote and plan for you. A 50% deposit is required to secure your booking. Payment links for deposits and balances are provided in the invoice email, ensuring a smooth booking process.

Booking 30 days or more in advance is ideal and gives us the most flexibility when it comes to scheduling. That said, I understand that projects don't always come with a lot of lead time. Depending on the season and my current schedule, I can often accommodate shorter timelines. Reaching out early is always the best move to secure your preferred dates.

Pricing covers planning, shoot time, and post-production editing for both photography and video. Custom quotes are provided based on the specifics of each project, including travel, crew, and additional equipment needs. To learn more about how quotes are developed here are some articles that might be of interest. 

• Decoded: Understanding Photography Pricing Terminology
• How Much Does an Architectural & Interior Design Photography Cost?
• Cost Sharing: A Collaborative Guide for Architects, Interior Designers, and Custom Home Builders
• Understanding Photo Usage Licensing & Copyright

Yes, photo and video can absolutely be captured together on the same project. The main consideration is logistics. Depending on the complexity of the project, it sometimes works better to dedicate separate half days or full days to each service, ensuring both get the focused attention they deserve. During the planning process we'll work out the approach that gets the best results for your project.

Standard photos are typically delivered within 1-2 weeks, and video projects may vary based on complexity, from 1-2 weeks for simple edits to over a month for larger campaigns. I provide a clear timeline before starting.

Weather is always a factor with outdoor work. If the forecast is looking unfavorable I'm flexible and happy to discuss rescheduling within a 24 to 48 hour window before the shoot. Once I'm on location I'm there to shoot and will make the most of whatever conditions we're working with.

In fact, some of my favorite images have happened because of dramatic weather. In cases where weather makes shooting genuinely impossible on the day, rescheduling may be necessary and some costs may need to be shared between us. For projects that involve significant travel, contingency days are built into the planning process upfront to minimize this as much as possible.

Yes! Multiple parties, such as architects, designers, or developers, can split costs and licensing fees. This collaborative approach allows all involved to benefit at a reduced individual cost. To learn more, check out our article "Cost Sharing: A Collaborative Guide for Architects, Interior Designers, and Custom Home Builders"

Yes, I provide flexible retainer packages for clients who need consistent content updates, whether monthly, quarterly, or seasonally. This allows for a cohesive, evolving visual presence tailored to your projects or brand.

I offer a range of licensing options to meet your needs, from single-use personal licenses to extended commercial usage. Each project can be customized to ensure you have the rights you need for your intended uses.

Yes, additional licensing can be arranged for images or footage created for other clients. Simply contact me to discuss the specific content and intended usage, and I’ll provide licensing options.