Andy and Allison’s wedding meant a great deal to me. Never have I traveled so far, been so integrated into the day, and felt like I was family as I did with Allison’s wedding. After an awesome road trip from Chilliwack to Edmonton with my future mother in law I spent the week fully immersed in preperations and scouting of location before the big day. I fell in love with the city and I was truly honored to be apart their big day. I can’t wait to see where life brings them as husband and wife!!! Much love xoxo
Cant believe im going to say this… but I’m feeling a little homesick for the snow and -30 degree weather.
I got to spend the week with my best friend and boyfriend (of almost a year) helping him move. I flew up to Edmonton, we packed up his whole life, and made the cold trek to YELLOWKNIFE.
The journey was packed full of “fun” little things like having the fuel gel in the tank, Turkey Pepperoni Sticks, and a bridge opening. Granted the turkey sticks hold no significant value to the story, they were just surprisingly delicious.
Early in the week I met the Taiga crew for the first time, they are some of the nicest people I have met, they were Ian’s family for a lot of this year. I was very grateful to the owner of Taiga Helicopters for letting me take some shots at the hanger.
We also spent some time with Ian’s family, and I was very grateful for that. When we finally arrived in Yellowknife I got to spend some much anticipated time with Mike and Arielle, and Adam (Ian’s closest and best friends) Quickly we got Ian settled in and spent some great quality time as a group.
I couldn’t have asked for such a great bonding time with my man, and I was beyond blessed to spend time with those he cares most about.
I really want to take a moment to let Ian know that I value every word he has spoke into my life these last 11 months, I appreciate his soft and genuine heart, and that he invests his whole heart into seeing me succeed in every avenue I apply myself in. Ian you are such a talented photographer, business man, and pilot and I honor the hard choices you have had to make in your career; I look forward to where it takes you in the next few years. I love you.
Thanks for the trip babe!
This shot was thanks to Ian’s new 70-300mm lens, so grateful that he let me use it for a mid flight shot!
^ The picture above was taken by me but it should be noted that I only got this shot because I was testing out Ian”s 70-300mm Canon L lens
The moon below was also taken with the same lens but this is entirely his image, composed and shot by him. He is very much a technical photographer and I love his work, there will be other shots in this album that are his as well and I will point them out!
I was in the car trying to warm up when Ian captured this
The sun dog was visible in the sky when we stopped at Enterprise, we also added additive to warm up the tank
Ian took this shot, a great representation in my opinion of the community that we make when strangers come together.I took this shot of Ian because to me it said so much about who he is, he is a very thoughtful hard working man that puts 110% into everything he does, and once in a while I see this side of him… I see the moments where he just takes a breath and lets himself rest… I may not know what he is thinking in this shot, but it means a lot to me!
