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Carolyn and Jeff’s ideal weekend adventure is to spend it at camp or by the lake, which we did for their engagement photography session. On a 38 degree day, we captured the special moments created by the engaged couple as they had fun and relaxed at Jeff’s grandma’s camp. Most camps in Thunder Bay cannot be found on google maps – good thing Carolyn was so fantastic in providing instructions, so we didn’t get lost. We were so excited to take their photos in the exact location where they would tie the knot soon.  After exploring the whole place, we thought it would be an excellent idea to t ..read more

The lovely team of Ignite Behaviour Consulting Founded by Carolyn Mancuso, Thunder Bay’s only on-site Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA), Ignite exists to turn your child’s potential into reality. Through a combination of ABA therapy and parent support, their treatment programs are designed with your family in mind ..read more

Winter at Trow Bridge Falls is just as cool as the summer. The Sheils used their family photos in their Christmas cards which I helped them design and got printed in time to hand out for the holidays. CASCADES TIP: If you want winter photos in time for the holidays, make sure that you schedule your session for the middle of November. This gives time to have the photos edited, then design and get your cards printed, before you address all the envelopes and send them out in the mail. It can be a month-long process to complete. Thunder Bay Family Photography at Trow Bridge Falls ..read more

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Thunder Bay based professional photographer specializing in real estate and Airbnb photography. Click here to contact us ..read more

Marisa and Michael decided to have their ceremony even though their original plan was entirely thwarted by the global pandemic that started last 2020. Despite having her dress ready during those times, she decided not to wear it so she could use it the following year, with the hope that they would be able to celebrate with their family and friends by then. Thankfully, despite Covid still being here, everything started to open up again, and their celebration could finally happen. Everyone got dressed up just like they would in a wedding, but instead of a ceremony, they just had a first look in ..read more

We first met Nina and Brandon when we had an engagement shoot at the Tree Farm. We saw how much they love nature and adventure even before we did their Thunder Bay wedding photography. Thus, it was not surprising that they chose to have a ceremony with the Kakabeka Falls in the background and a tent reception in the groom’s parent’s backyard.    Nina’s family flew up from Southern Ontario to witness their celebration. The bride was originally from Southern Ontario until she met Brandon in the police academy, where he convinced her to move up to Thunder Bay. Their ceremony was awesome ..read more

In the heat of summer, I sat in the shade at the park one evening and I marvelled at the tiny head with so much hair ..read more

Camping or going to camp + taking your engagement photos? That answer will always be a “Yes! We’ll hitch up the trailer and join you ..read more