I hope everyone is staying safe during these unprecedented times. I have just moved locally and am now living in Tiny, ON, near Bluewater Beach (just north of Wasaga Beach). Please note, my email remains the same (markvandam@hotmail.com) as does my cell (705-741-9566). I no longer have a home phone number (please accept my apologies if you tried calling it). I look forward to connecting with all of you very soon as I get unpacked and update all of my
Kitchener Wedding Photographer: a tale of True Love at Chicopee Tube Park, Schneider Park, and Freeport Hospital
Sea-to-Sky: Katie and Drew’s epic Bear Estate and Blue Mountain Wedding Adventure
The Lake House Pickering: Toronto Wedding Photography Session From the archive, here is a collage of images from Nikki and Matt’s amazing wedding at The Lake House Pickering wedding venue. Situated right on Lake Ontario, it is one of the area’s premiere wedding venues. It was an incredible day with beautiful summery skies, a fry truck, as well as crimson sunset session where a stranger gave us permission to board his yacht. I will be posting a full gallery soon,
Leacock Museum Engagement Photography Session in Orillia The Leacock Museum National Historic Site in Orillia is one of my favourite places to shoot engagement photos. When Maggie and Taylor climbed onto a log jutting out into Lake Couchiching and then Maggie kept her shoes off for the rest of the shots in the forest, I knew this was going to be a special session. It was so much fun and definitely worth treading in thigh deep water wearing dress pants for these
Kingston Photographer: Sunset Engagement session at Lamoine Point Kingston Ontario was once my home for several years and I still consider it to be one of the country’s most beautiful and appealing communities. For Nancy and Scott’s fall portrait session, we traveled to a location just outside of the Lamoine Point Conservation Area. With its incredible forest and lakefront features, it was the ideal location for this Kingston photography session.