DA Photography

Balls Falls Conservation Area is one of those places that never looks the same twice.
Kate and Bryce wanted a relaxed engagement session surrounded by nature and to include one very important family member—their dog.
We explored the waterfalls, Twenty Mile Creek, the historic barns, forest trails and open fields while creating photos that truly reflected who they are. It was one of those sessions where everything came together.
Even better, our story didn't end there. Two years later, I had the privilege of photographing their wedding, making these engagement photos the beginning of an even bigger journey together.
If you're considering engagement photos at Balls Falls, I hope this session gives you some inspiration.

Balls Falls Engagement Photos with Kate and Bryce Discover beautiful Balls Falls engagement photos featuring forest trails, waterfalls, creek views and a relaxed session with my couples dog.

Mandy and Eric wanted an engagement session with a variety of looks without spending the entire day driving between locations.
Starting at Humber East Park, we photographed by the beach before moving through Humber Bay Park, Sheldon Lookout, Trillium Park, and finally finishing with Toronto's skyline illuminated after sunset.
What made this session special was how each location brought something completely different. We moved from relaxed waterfront portraits to golden-hour photos, dramatic skyline views, sunset silhouettes, and finally romantic nighttime images overlooking the city.
Over three hours, we created a collection that feels like multiple engagement sessions in one.
Thank you, Mandy and Eric, for trusting my vision and spending the afternoon exploring some of Toronto's most beautiful waterfront locations with me.

Humber East Park Engagement at Golden Hour Humber East Park engagement featuring Toronto beaches, Humber Bay Park, Trillium Park, sunset views, and stunning nighttime skyline imagery.

Julie and Peter’s Royal Ambassador engagement photos reminded me why engagement sessions matter so much.
They originally weren’t planning one and wanted to focus on celebrating their engagement party with family and friends at Royal Ambassador. We kept things simple and photographed a short session before guests arrived.
What made it special was how quickly they relaxed.
The venue grounds gave us beautiful spring scenery—from the pond and waterfalls to the pathways and terrace—and the photos felt natural right away.
A few months later, during their wedding at the same venue, that comfort and connection made everything feel effortless.
Sometimes a short engagement session does much more than create photos—it helps couples feel confident and enjoy the wedding day even more.
Thank you, Julie and Peter, for trusting me and allowing me to be part of both celebrations.

Royal Ambassador Engagement Photos with Julie and Peter Royal Ambassador engagement photos in spring featuring romantic portraits by the pond, waterfalls, and venue grounds in Caledon, Ontario.

✨ A Toronto couple’s photo session with a surprise ending 💍🤍

When Mo reached out around New Year to plan a surprise proposal from Calgary, we had to get creative — especially with a Toronto snowstorm outside. ❄️

We planned their session at Mint Studios, and while Noor was enjoying their couple photos, a beautiful surprise was quietly being prepared in the next room.

The result was everything we hoped for — genuine emotions, happy tears, and such a special moment to capture. 📸✨

Thank you, Mo, for trusting me with such an unforgettable proposal. Wishing you and Noor so much happiness in this next chapter together. 💛