Wow. 2022.
Here we are!
It’s been close to a year since my last update, and to be honest, 2021 felt more of a blur than 2020. Was it busier business wise? Not dramatically so, but there was so much going on in the world to process. So much to watch out for. So much to care for.
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2020.
What a wild ride that was.
But i’m still here.
I’m not ready to get into the meaty posts just yet, but I did want to share a brief update and let you know what lies ahead. Because of COVID I didn’t start until the 8th of August. Even then there were only a handful of weddings that I was able to document … but I made the most of it and had fun. What a rush. I’ll work on posting some of those shortly.
I spent most of 2020 with my family. Kids grow up fast and I’m grateful for the extra time I’ve had with them. I got my hands on an angle grinder and started cutting apart my wife’s 1965 Vauxhall Viva HA. Then I taught myself how to shape metal. How to weld. How to body fill and paint. It’s still a work in progress but it kept me going. I started wood working. Found a full time job that paid the bills.
What will 2021 bring? I’ve got to finish that car. There is still some furniture to make. Time to spend with the kids. But I do believe that I’ll be busier with photos. 2019 busy? Not quite, but I’m sure it’ll work out just fine.
Hang tight. Hold on.
Stay safe. Stay healthy.
We’ve got this.
Read MoreAnother one from the archives, and one I’ve been meaning to share for some time now. A lovely day spent in the Windsor and Falmouth area of Nova Scotia, following country roads along the Avon River to Sainte-Famille Wines. This would mark my first visit to the property and I hope it won’t be my last - work your way through the vineyard to the top of the property and you’re rewarded with a view of the Avon River itself and the patchwork of fields that hug it’s banks. It’s a fantastic wedding venue for an outdoor ceremony and a pavilion reception.
Many thanks to the owners of The Clockmaker’s Inn in Windsor, Nova Scotia. A last minute change in the weather meant that we were in desperate need of some sheltered spots for formal photos. They were more than happy to accommodate the group and the covered porch was a lifesaver.
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