The sun starting to finally peek through the clouds after hours of heavy rain, making it an even more humid day. It has been quite a scorcher of a summer in Toronto so far and we are not allowed to complain.
J
The sun starting to finally peek through the clouds after hours of heavy rain, making it an even more humid day. It has been quite a scorcher of a summer in Toronto so far and we are not allowed to complain.
J
Port-Louis hasn’t changed a bit since the last time we visited. The sights and the smells are still the same. The city still remains over-crowded during the day and becomes a ghost town at night. It is hard to avoid the crowds when strolling around Port-Louis. The amount of traffic in the city is exactly like we remembered. However, it seemed actually easier to get to Port-Louis with the new road infrastructures in place now.
It’s always a pleasure to visit the Bazaar of Port-Louis: the beautiful colours of merchandise on sale, the smell of all the spices on display and the buzzing sounds of all the bargaining happening. The pictures below have been captured using the newest addition to our family: the Sony Rx 100 II. We have been pleased with the stills this camera produces and even more with the video quality. However, the most pleasing feature when you are travelling how portable it is; hauling around a full-frame DSLR can be very taxing. I had a first hand experience when travelling through Paris, Lisbon and Barcelona recently.
Last summer, William had contacted us to inquire about a special portrait session for himself and Laura. He had a proposal and ring in the works and he wanted to have their special moment photographed.
Together we planned a portrait session for Laura and himself, and kept the proposal a surprise until they were both camera ready.
Here are some of our favourite shots of their engagement from the fall!
-A&J