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Danielle + Family Mini Session - Centennial Park

Patrick Chondon September 8, 2020

My first of many mini portrait sessions to come over the next month or so took place earlier today with Danielle and her amazing family at Centennial Park. It had been a while since she last had portraits taken of her family and their parents were in town, so it was perfect timing.

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In Portrait Tags danielle, curtis, rosie, mini session, portraits, centennial park, 2020, thunder bay
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Kim + Curtis Wedding

Patrick Chondon October 16, 2019

My day with Kim and Curtis started with Curtis and the guys at their house. It was a nice way to ease into the wedding day for me because I essentially documented the guys getting ready. They were all pretty laid back, as is the case with most weddings. I spent about an hour with them. We eventually made it outside for some family portraits and even more great candid photos. It also gave me a chance to meet all the guys in the wedding party, as well as a lot of the family too.

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In Wedding Tags kim, curtis, wedding, thunder bay, 2019
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Sydney + Curtis Portraits - Crescent Lake

Patrick Chondon September 9, 2016

Yesterday I got the chance to photograph yet another amazing couple, at a location I had never even been to. Sydney and Curtis approached me quite a while ago to set up a portrait session at Crescent Lake, which I had definitely heard of before but never been. Well, what better excuse to go there then to photograph two extremely easy going and fun people in Sydney and Curtis.

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In Portrait Tags sydney, curtis, portraits, crescent, lake, thunder bay, mount mckay
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