While I've loved photography all my life, my professional journey began as a marketing professional. I've been fortunate (and stubborn) enough to keep bringing photography into what I do for a living. But photography took a protagonist seat in my life when we had kids and realized everything us and our family were missing out. Being an immigrant can feel very lonely often times. Even in an inclusive and multi-cultural country like Canada. Living afar, our relatives don't get to babysit my girls, take them or pick them up from school, witness their naughtiness, or spoiling them with desserts. Honest images of the little time we get to spend with them, are the biggest help we get to make our kids feel connected to our extended family, despite the distance. Further more, I have a terrible memory and with no additional relatives to remember what they and we are like, photographs are also the most authentic record of our family life, right in each moment. The only testimony we as parents now have, and the kids will have when they grow up.