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About Me

Hi, I'm Julia! I’m a photographer based out of the London Ontario area. I have had a camera in my hand since the tender age of 10. I was gifted a little polaroid camera for my birthday and have been obsessed with taking photos since. My highschool offered a film photography class where I learned the art of film processing, I LOVED it! My dad bought me my first DSLR camera when I was in grade 11 and it never left my side so I started taking photos for the school year book. After beginning the photography program at Georgian College in 2012 I got a bit overwhelmed by the business...where to start? No one wants to hire a 21 year old college grad to shoot their wedding, ultimately defeated I decided to go back to college for culinary, I worked as a chef/pastry chef for a while until I got pregnant with my son (still taking photos all the while). Being a stay at home mom I decided it was the perfect time to actively start developing my portfolio as I grew and gained experience in my field; finding passion and inspiration in life, which led me to where I am today – photographer, mother, wife, chef, and animal lover. Photography let me follow my own path, and I love documenting the adventures I find along the way. Now, I love capturing the shots and moments that will help tell a story of your adventures, your love, your beginnings, your life.

 

Oh and by the way, I’m also a bit of a goofball who believes that the best memories are made when everyone is having fun! I thrive on the energy of weddings and love to infuse a sense of fun into every session I shoot. Whether it’s cracking a joke to get everyone smiling or encouraging a spontaneous dance-off, my goal is to create a relaxed atmosphere where you can truly be yourselves. I’m all about creating lasting memories—not just through my lens, but also through the laughter and joy we share throughout the day. Let’s make your wedding an unforgettable adventure!


 

“I press the pause button on your life's most precious moments”
— Julia Works

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