M&J

Some weddings and some people you’ll never forget. This celebration was effortless, jovial, FUN, laid back and full of laughter and love. Thanks for including me in y

J & C

Custom Prints Available

Custom canvases and large prints available – imagery of Canadian landscapes from Alberta to Ontario.

Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon

Gurdeep Pandher has inspired millions of people through his love of Bhangra – the traditional folk dance of Punjab. Throughout the pandemic, his messages of hope, joy and p

Storytelling for Small Businesses

Do you have a website that needs revamping? or a small business with a story to tell? Looking for crisp images to revamp your digital presence? I’d LOVE to work with

Spring Refresh

Authentic – Candid – Fresh – On Location Now Booking Spring and Summer

Cottage Stories – now booking for spring & summer 2022

As spring begins to offer glimmers of hope, and we dust off the difficulties of winter, it’s hopeful to think of the warmer days ahead. Last summer, I began my Cottag

Making it – A Book by Jay Blades

This is a long time coming, but a reminder that when you plant seeds, you don’t know when they’re going to bloom. Jay’s book debuted at #1 in the UK and remains on th

Thread Project – A Portrait Series

At the end of 2018, I started the Thread Project – a portrait series designed to reveal our interconnections as people. I’ve asked change-makers what are the th

Books and Empathy – 2019

I dared myself to extend my goal by a few books, and made it to 37.  I challenged myself to get over my own book preferences and read outside my usual genres – a

Julie will see you now.

My friend reminds me of a quote from one of my favourite Jack Kerouac novels, On the Road: “The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad

Project Democracy – CPAC

I was honoured to be part of this project. As the documentary photographer on set, I captured footage from this innovative and important conversation about the future of de

Thread Project

My idea for the #ThreadProject is to reveal our interconnections as humanity, the threads that tie us together, through portraiture and words. Prior to becoming a photograp

“May the Books you read light the way”

I’ve always been a reader. Kept note of the titles I read, jotted down in the back of old journals, along with quotes my heart wouldn’t let me forget. I cling t

Joel L. Daniels – God Wears Durags, Too

                       I’m reminded of Rumi’s words, “what you seek is seeking you.” 2018 has been a year where I declared myself an artist, bu

The Art of Restoration – with Jay Blades

Fear is a funny thing. I already did the hard work – traveled, photographed, edited and wrote the story – and yet when it comes to sharing my work, I froze. I d

Aligned Therapies

      I love to see people shine in what they do. Amanda is a healer, a warm and intuitive practitioner – who is at her best when she’s helping people. We first

Meet your Neighbour at the mosque

It was a sunny, bright afternoon as I got off the bus in the North west area of Calgary, Alberta. I approached the mosque, surrounded by beautiful evergreen trees, with a h

Cadence

     “I still fight those battles,” he stated, hands clenched across his lap. The room fell silent, in the quiet space of understanding. First responders, polic

Still Barb

Alzheimer’s is so cruel. It robs people of their words, their memories, their loved ones, their capacities. And as she retreats to her happy memories, it’s hardest on the f

Shoebox Project For Shelters

         On a brisk Saturday afternoon in early December, I headed to a quiet street in Toronto’s east end. As I rang the doorbell, I could hear the muffled sounds of

New Moon Journey

This past spring I took at course at Artscape here in Toronto, specifically for Creative Entrepreneurs and one of the first people I connected with was Sam. She laughs with

Nomadic Massive

More than a decade ago, I attended an event and was introduced to the musical style and lyrical genius of Nomadic Massive. I was immediately struck by their style, how they

Feature Stylist, Leela Jacobs

This trans-Canada beauty hails from Calgary, but crosses our fair country every few months to expand her talents eastward. She’s an artist with style, incredible humo

Through my lens

My photography work has taken me around the world, and around the corner in the places I call home. I’ve photographed the aftermath of natural disasters, the trans-fo

Artisans of Haiti

During my time in Haiti, I came to know an artist by the name of Brutal Michel. He is part of a community of metal workers in Croix-des-Bouquets, just north of the capital

Haiti

The 2010 Haiti earthquake (Haitian Creole: Tranblemanntè 12 janvye 2010 nan peyi Ayiti) was a catastrophic magnitude 7.0  earthquake that struck 25 km west of the capital c

Headshot Special – March 17 & 18

  Want to freshen up with a fresh, chic, authentic headshot while visiting one of Toronto’s coolest districts? I’ve got a few spots left for my fast ‘

Gord Downie Brain Cancer Research Fund – Lyrical Prints

Gord Downie, one of our country’s beloved musicians, poet and social activist, was diagnosed with Brain Cancer in 2016. I’ve created a series of limited edition

Signs of Change – Toronto Women’s March 2017

On a cold January afternoon, thousands of people gathered at Queen’s Park in Toronto to march in solidarity. To call to action. To express outrage. To call for unity.