Thursday, August 5, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
Natasha and Charles, July 1 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Natasha and Charles - Esession

Love is in the air!!
We met Natasha and Charles during a bridal show at Cranberry Resort last year. We spoke for a bit about their Canada Day Wedding plans, and I knew instantly that they would be So much fun to photograph. Their charisma and charm really show through their images: allowing them to tell their own personal love story through their photographs. We really look forward to capturing more of their story at their upcoming July 1st wedding!
-April
Monday, May 24, 2010
Becky & Luc: E-session



Adventure and Romance!
We met in the heart of Beaver Valley, at Eugenia Falls, to photograph Becky and Luc's Engagement Session. It was a little chilly, but turned out to be an otherwise gorgeous day! We had been snowed out the weekend before (yes, a blizzard in May!!??) so we were very happy to see the sunshine! Becky and Luc did such an amazing job being creative with their chilly e-session, that I am very eager for their July wedding...it's gonna be hot!
-April
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Sugar and Spice...and Everything Nice

Masut Photography introduces a new type of party...
for girls who just wanna have fun!
Boudoir Parties are fun ways dabble in the world of sexy photography while enjoying the company of friends. Each lady receives the opportunity to create her own unique style through props, costumes and professional posing. Photography sessions are private and discreet -everyone gets one-one-one attention from the photographer and all images are kept in a secure online gallery once they have been edited to perfection!
Boudoir images are fun! They can be sweet, sexy, saucy or seductive...each one is unique!
Every boudoir model receives 5 digitally edited (yes...we airbrush!) images in a secure online gallery for 6 months, along with a complimentary 8x10 for only $50 (taxes included). Additional prints and/or a CD of images may be purchased at an additional cost.
Book a boudoir party with 5 or more guests and the host's session is free!
When attending a boudoir party, here are a few tips to help make your photo shoot a sexy success:
1. Drink lots of water the day before the photography session to ensure glowing, hydrated skin.
2. Avoid wearing tight undergarments (including socks) that may leave creases on your skin.
3. Give extra attention to details: nail polish, eyebrows, hair... we are often our own worst judges when it comes to looking at the final images!
4. Consider what your comfort zone may be (nude/semi-nude/clothed) and what your personal style may be. Would you like to pose in reflection of your loved one's style? Consider his hobbies, career and intimate preferences. Perhaps you can bring a few props to your shoot that would make it more unique and individualized to your personal love life?
Call or email me for more info or to book your own boudoir party!
705.444.9653
April
Monday, March 1, 2010
Amy and Tim's Wedding at Cranberry Resort
Amy had always dreamed of having a 'winter wonderland wedding'.
And I am so honoured to say that I was able to be apart of her dream. Amy and Tim (who currently reside in the U.K) got married on February 26, 2010 at the Cranberry Resort's Bear Estates. It was one of the most breathtaking weddings I have had the privilege to be apart of. We had been blessed with a winter blizzard the night before, leaving the ground and trees heavy with freshly fallen snow. Amy's dress and winter cloak (which was designed by her amazing Mom!) were glamorously gorgeous. The lineup of British groomsmen in striped pants and tails looked particularly sharp with the rich cranberry of the bridesmaid's dresses. And the white horse and carriage.... what winter wedding would be without it!?
Amy dreamed big... and beautiful!
Congratulations Tim and Amy on your wedding. We wish you all the best for many years of love and laughter!
-April and Severo
The Value of a Photographer
One of the first few questions a Bride & Groom ask a potential wedding photographer is "how much do you charge." It is a completely valid question, and one that shouldn't be taken lightly. Wedding photographers come in a spectrum of styles and price points, depending on the services they provide and the experience they hold in their pockets. Brides and Grooms on a budget may find a potentially astounding student or beginner photographer at a very low cost. However, buyer should beware when leaving your most treasured memories in the hands of a beginner. Don't get me wrong we all start somewhere, just be sure to view any photographers past work and ask them lots of questions before signing on the dotted line. Experienced photographers wedding packages may seem high to the average customer. But why? Here's what a photographer may consider when building packages for weddings:
- Experience - It is often seen through the prices! Photographers who have been around awhile, have a greater reputation and are in great demand can value their work at a higher price.
- Time - How many hours of photography will they be providing at the wedding? How many hours of pre-wedding prep time will be needed (meetings, equipment etc.) How much time will be spent in post production editing the final products?
- Services - Do they offer more than one photographer? A videographer? Do they provide online galleries, guest books, photo booths?
- Products - How much will albums cost to create, print and deliver? Thank you cards, prints, slideshows. Are they willing to provide the bridal couple with copywrite free images? And at what cost?
- Business Needs - How much does the business need to operate? Lease, utilities, equipment, taxes, it all adds up!
I am sure that the list may go on but these are the main considerations a photographer has to make so $2000 for a wedding may not seem like such a huge number when you divide it into all its compartments and in return, you get a fabulous photographer who's style and artistry matches your individual personalities in capturing your memories. Now who can really put a price on that?
April
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