About ENV Photography
ENV Photography is located in Edmonton, AB and is available to travel for weddings throughout Alberta and the world!
ENV Photography has a wedding style that is happy and a little bit sexy. Lots of great candids with some posed portraiture.
I would love to hear from you, so why not give me a call at 780-297-7546, e-mail me at elizabeth@envphotography.com or use the contact form to get in touch!
This past October I spent some time haning out with one of my favourite families at one of the coolest spots in downtown Edmonton for photos. This awesome parkade has popped up in wedding photos before and I would love to keep having family sessions here because it’s such a weird location and it’s pretty safe for little kids since there isn’t much traffic!
Here’s a few of the shots from the day!
My Mom and Dad were in town for a little over a month since the arrival of my niece Arianna. The day before they flew back home, they came into the studio to do a session with Isabella and Arianna, my nieces. Arianna was a little sleepy but pretty co-operative, and Isabella was her little devilish self (well, maybe i should call her impish, especially the shot with her tongue hanging out where she is up to no good!) and wasn’t really feeling up have her photo taken (I think she needed a nap) but we still managed to get enough to make Meme and Papa happy!
So yesterday, we (that being Amy and myself) ventured off to photograph some really cute kids. We got lost (well, actually, I got lost – damn Wal-mart for getting in the way and getting me all confused with the streets) and I overshot our destination by a few kilometres, but we still managed to make it on time without having to do a whole lot of off-roading.
We were photographing a co-worker’s son and her niece, along with the little girl’s parents, and I did manage to sneak a few shots of Sukjit by herself (my gosh, she is just gorgeous).
The final stop was another field with cool trees on our journey to find an old junkyard. We weren’t successful in finding the junkyard, but the new clearing served us well. We got a tonne of pictures that day.
So yesterday, we (that being Amy and myself) ventured off to photograph some really cute kids. We got lost (well, actually, I got lost – damn Wal-mart for getting in the way and getting me all confused with the streets) and I overshot our destination by a few kilometres, but we still managed to make it on time without having to do a whole lot of off-roading.
We were photographing a co-worker’s son and her niece, along with the little girl’s parents, and I did manage to sneak a few shots of Sukjit by herself (my gosh, she is just gorgeous).
The final stop was another field with cool trees on our journey to find an old junkyard. We weren’t successful in finding the junkyard, but the new clearing served us well. We got a tonne of pictures that day.
