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Available for weddings across Canada, Mexico & Europe.
I’ve always been drawn to the feeling within a moment; the quiet in-between glances, the warmth of a hand on your shoulder, the sound of laughter echoing through a space that feels like home.
Photography has never been about capturing what something looks like, but what it feels like.
Over the past decade, I’ve photographed celebrations across Canada, Mexico, and Europe — weaving together emotion, atmosphere, and detail into stories that feel effortless yet profoundly human.
When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me at home in Ottawa with my bulldog, my husband and our two daughters, coffee in hand, dreaming up our next adventure.
iI. Philosophy
i. about danielle
iII. Experience
Your wedding is more than a single day. It’s a collection of moments, emotions, and the people who make it all matter.
Blending editorial composition with lived-in authenticity, I document each celebration with quiet direction and intuitive awareness, allowing every image to unfold with honesty and depth.
Because at the very core of it all, I believe the best photographs aren’t just seen or enjoyed — they’re felt. They take you right back to the air, the laughter, the music, and the love.
That instinctive pull toward emotion and atmosphere shapes everything I create.
iI. Philosophy
i. about danielle
iII. Experience
With over a decade of experience, I bring a calm, capable presence and an intuitive eye for light, movement, and emotion.
Whether photographing a multi-day destination wedding in Italy or an intimate celebration close to home, my process remains the same: thoughtful, intentional, and rooted in trust.
I take on a limited number of weddings each year so every story receives the care and artistry it deserves.
Shaped by an intuitive understanding of people and place, my work focuses on the subtle nuances of the day as much as the events that unfold: the way light moves through a room, or how a couple naturally settles into one another when they forget the camera is there. That’s where the magic happens.