Capturing this boy’s soccer team was pure joy—their energy was infectious from start to finish. Shooting in that intense golden-hour light made them glow like future World Cup champions. Huge thanks to the team for making this session a blast!
It was such an honour to capture the special milestone for this fine young man celebrating his Seijin Shiki (Japanese Coming of Age)!
As a videographer himself, he’s usually the one behind the lens—so seeing him step into the spotlight was a treat. With his family cheering him on from the sidelines and making him laugh, he naturally shined in front of the camera.
I love how this session brought everything full circle: honouring his roots in a classic and traditional kimono, while bringing in a touch of childhood nostalgia with balloons and his favourite character, Anpan man !!!
It was an absolute honour to capture the dedication and spirit at the 3rd Canadian National Iaido Championships. Hosted by Tokushikai, entrusted by the Canadian Kendo Federation, the event brought together over 75 practitioners from all over Canada at Carleton University.
At its core, Iaido embodies the true spirit of Reigi Saho—traditional Japanese etiquette rooted in mutual respect, mindfulness, and lifelong learning. Capturing this event deepened my appreciation for my own heritage, and I thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with the entire team. I really hope these photos captured the energy of the day!
What an absolute pleasure and privilege it was to serve as the official photographer for this unforgettable afternoon. Watching this violin and piano duo perform in perfect harmony one last time was nothing short of magical.
As a photographer and an amateur musician, concerts are incredibly special to document and especially for the farewell event. Every shared glance, intense moment of focus, and wave of applause carried so much weight.
For me, the highlight of the day was their anchor piece, “Salut d’Amour” by Elgar, which is one of most memorable piece for me. Capturing the emotion on their faces during that specific performance was a dream—the music and the visuals came together in absolute perfection.
Thank you both for trusting me to document your final chapter. Your dedication has clearly touched so many lives, as proven by the thunderous standing ovation that closed the beautiful afternoon.
I had the honour of serving as the official photographer for the 2026 Annual Exhibition of the Ottawa Guild of Potters. The room was filled with incredible creations from so many talented potters, and I enjoyed viewing the artwork just as much as I loved capturing each piece through my lens.
The Ottawa Guild of Potters’ exhibition showcased a stunning diversity of work, from sleek functional ware to intricate avant-garde sculptures. As a photographer, I am delighted in finding the perfect light to focus each piece’s unique textures, glazes, and curves, creating a seamless collaboration between my lens and the potter’s hands.
Thank you for trusting me with capturing your memorable moments. (Event Date : 2026 May 1)
Working as a photographer at the Ottawa Clay Festival was already a highlight, but seeing familiar faces made it even better. I had the pleasure of catching my friends performing during the event—it was great to see them out there! A huge thank you to The Lost Keys for the incredible, personalized serenade. It truly made my day ! ( Event date : 2026 May 1 )
Capturing the essence of tradition at the Richmond Estate Winery for my client’s gorgeous wedding reception. Even though the weather threw some challenges our way with strong winds and occasional rain, we managed it beautifully, ensuring everything remained flawless. I was not the official photographer but did some Kitsuke part only in this session. I enjoyed capturing some snapshots of the event with lots of joy.
For this special day, I styled a breathtaking kimono that carries a beautiful history—it was worn by the bride’s new mother-in-law on her own wedding day, and has now been passed down to celebrate the next generation. It’s moments exactly like these that remind me why I love what I do. Tradition has a powerful way of connecting us across time and space. It was an absolute honour to take part in such a deeply meaningful and beautiful celebration.
There is something completely magical about spring portrait sessions, and this recent family session was absolutely no exception! We were blessed with the most perfect backdrop nature could offer—vibrant, blooming lilacs filling the air with their sweet scent and fresh, crisp greenery everywhere you looked. As the sun began to lower, it bathed the entire location in that dreamy, golden-hour light that photographers live for. But the real magic? It wasn’t just the scenery; it was the pure joy, laughter, and the sweetest smiles from this incredible family. Every single element came together so effortlessly to create truly stunning, timeless photos that I am so excited to share. ( Event date : 2026 May 30th )
We have been counting down the days for the season to start. We can’t wait to dive into the freshest, most delicious veggies! Bonus: my corgis are absolute fanatics when it comes to their greens, so it’s a win for the whole family!
I had an amazing time capturing the opening night of Judy Nakagawa’s exhibition, “Complicated Heart,” at Ottawa’s City Hall Art Gallery—featuring a stunning dance performance by Takako Segawa. While I wasn’t the official photographer for the event, I couldn’t help but take so many photos after being deeply inspired by the incredible work of these two amazing creators. Thank you both for your beautiful artistry! ( Event day : 2026 May 28th)