My main interests are glamour, boudoir and cosplay photography. I enjoy the creative/artistic process, collaborating and meeting new like minded people.

I am open to a variety of shoots and styles as well as those mentioned. Generally I do time for print, providing my models with images from the shoot as well as editing of select images.

I am interested in working with both professional and amateur models of all backgrounds. I am open to working with certain models who have a desire for shoots on an ongoing regular basis as well.

The images found in my profile are all unedited.

A little about me: I'm a business professional originally from the Okanagan. I enjoy music, festival culture, mountain biking, camping, photography, gaming, snowboarding, wake-boarding, reading, yoga and meditation. My family and my friends are super important to me. I don't have any pets currently but I love all animals, especially dogs and horses.

Some history:
Standards and styles of glamour photography have changed over time, reflecting for example changes in social acceptance and taste. I like to capture these changing tastes and changing styles without reservation or inhibition.

Until the 1950s, glamour photography in advertising and in men's magazines was highly controversial or even illegal. In some countries, if not illegal, such magazines could not be on public display, and some had to be displayed in a plastic cover. Magazines featuring glamour photography were sometimes marketed as "art magazines" or "health magazines".

Since the 1990s glamour photography has increased in popularity among the public. Glamour portrait studios have opened, offering professional hair and makeup artists and professional retouching to allow the general public to have the "model" experience. These sometimes include "boudoir" portraits but are commonly used by professionals and social media "influencers" who want to look their best for their portraits or posts.

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