Our couples totally rule! We have the pleasure of hanging out with and photographing 25 amazing engaged couples, every year, and we are so lucky to have the opportunity to do so.

I photographed Rich's brother, Shawn, and his beautiful wife, Kristin, in 2008, and then I photographed Rich and Shawn's older brother, Dave, and his family, last year, as well. When Rich and Amy got engaged, they wanted to have us share their wedding day with them as well; we are so excited for their wedding coming up this Fall!

I hung out with them in Niagara-on-the-Lake, on Monday, for yet-another beautiful day in March! They wanted something a little bit more edgy and stylistic, and so we tried some new things, some new locations, and created some really amazing imagery for them.

Check these out! Let me know what you think :)

Posted March 04, 2010 by Bryan Caporicci  |  Category: It's Love!

It's crazy to think that for at least half of our weddings this year, Al and I will be photographing the wedding as a married couple. As man and wife. Oh, that is so cool - I could definitely get used to this terminology!

In planning our own wedding, we've really discovered another level that we are able to relate to and connect with our couples. We share with them the excitement, the energy, the stress, and everything else that comes with planning a wedding. It's really amazing to get to hang out with such amazing couples who are at the same point in their lives that we are.

Renee and Bobby are tying the knot this coming August, and we are just so pumped to be photographing their wedding. Not only are we photographing their wedding, but we are providing our popular fusion coverage for them - a unique way to dive a little bit deeper into the amazing moments and memories from your wedding day.

I hung out with Renee and Bobby this past Sunday for their engagement session, in beautiful Niagara-on-the-Lake. Niagara is home to so many beautiful and amazing landscapes, architecture and locations, that you really can't go wrong. We were blessed with the most amazing weather that we could have asked for - not too cold (about 4 degrees celsius), lots of snow on the ground, and beautiful sun! Yum!

Check out some of my favourite images!

Posted March 02, 2010 by Bryan Caporicci  |  Category:

Typically, winter-time is the slower time of the year, here, at the studio. This year, it seems as if winter has flipped over on us, because we're busier than ever (hey, not that I'm complaining or anything)!

As you can tell from the activity here on the blog, we have been having a total hoot with our portrait sessions as of late, and we have been connecting and meeting some really amazing individuals.

We have also had prints, albums, and books coming in-and-out of the studio quicker than you can imagine! I thought that it would be neat to show you a few photographs of some of our recent books and albums. We have loads of samples of our products in our studio for you to come and look at, but , we understand that everyone can't make it in all of the time, and that's why we like to share some of these images on our blog.

The only problem with looking at the images of our products on our blog is that you can't touch, feel and smell them. These prints, frames,books and albums are the highest quality fine-art products available on the market today, and I will stand by that statement! We have searched, tirelessly, high-and-low, for the best possible products to be offering our clients. Why? Because our clients deserve the best, because they ARE the best!

Aww ... isn't that a nice sentiment!?

Posted February 24, 2010 by Bryan Caporicci  |  Category: Chit-Chat

They say that via the six degrees of separation, we are all only six people away from every other person on this planet. It's pretty amazing when you really stop to think about it.

I think that in the small community of Pelham, however, that rule is more like one degree of separation, or two degrees at most.

Ron Kore and I met up on Saturday for his Portraits of Pelham session, and we discovered that he went to school with my Dad and my Uncle. What a small world!

Check out the write-up that I wrote for Ron at our Portraits of Pelham website!

Posted February 22, 2010 by Bryan Caporicci  |  Category: It's Fun!

I am happy to introduce you to my winter-semester co-op student, Cassandra! Cassie will be with us, here at the studio until the end of April, during the week from 9:00am - 3:00pm. Cassie is interested in pursuing a career as a professional photographer, and what better way to "test the waters" than to have a co-op with a professional photography studio!

We are very happy to have her join the team, and we're excited to have Cassie working on some fun new projects and ideas here at the studio. We're also hoping to have her as a "guest blogger", every week, to talk about her experiences here at the studio, what she's learning, and so on. Keep your eyes peeled!

I always like to take my co-op students out for a mini-portrait session at the beginning of their co-op so that they can get a feel for how I work, what it's like to be in front of the camera, and, ultimately, to create some really nice portraits of them for the blog!

I hope that you enjoy these winter-wonderland portraits!

Posted February 20, 2010 by Bryan Caporicci  |  Category: It's Fun!

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