PRX Photography

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Portrait photography When I was a kid, I discovered a pinhole camera while playing inside a cardboard box on my front porch. —The moment I looked through it, something clicked. It was the first time I realized that a single frame could hold curiosity, mystery, and truth all at once. That curiosity followed me into high school and then college, where I formally studied photography as fine art. I learned the discipline of the darkroom, the patience of film, the mechanics of light, and eventually the evolving language of digital photography. I wasn’t just learning how to take photos—I was learning how to see. After school, I took that vision working as an event photographer in Toronto. Fast-paced environments, real moments, unpredictable lighting—those years sharpened my instincts and taught me how to capture people as they truly are, not just how they pose. Life shifted again when we had kids, moved into renovation work and eventually bought a farm. It was a time of building—structures, land, and roots. Photography quietly called me back. Portrait work became less about spectacle and more about connection, story, and presence. As I recommitted to my own health in the gym and built a beautiful family, a new vision came into focus. I saw how powerful it is when people feel strong in their bodies and confident in who they are—and how rarely that feeling is truly documented. That vision is what led to PRX Photography Studio. Opening in 2026, PRX is a space dedicated to fitness and family portraiture—celebrating strength, transformation, connection, and legacy. Whether it’s an athlete honoring their discipline or a family celebrating a moment in time, our work is rooted in authenticity, confidence, and story. From a pinhole camera on a porch to a purpose-built studio, this has always been about seeing people clearly—and helping them see themselves the same way.