Harvest Moon Studio

Come support our daughters today at one of two locations

🌙📸 GUESS WHO’S BACK?! 📸🌙

Summer break was AMAZING… but this photographer is officially ready to GET BACK TO WORK! 😂🙌

I’ve had an incredible summer to slow down, recharge, spend time with family, and enjoy a little break — but I’m now feeling refreshed, inspired, and READY TO CREATE! 🔥
And just like that… BOOKINGS ARE OPEN! 🎉

🍎 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SESSIONS
🍂 FALL SESSIONS
🎄 CHRISTMAS SESSIONS

If you’ve been waiting to get your family, kids, milestones, or Christmas photos on the calendar… NOW IS THE TIME! 😉

📅 Harvest Moon Photography is now booking!

🏡 Office is open by appointment only.

A HUGE thank you to all of you who have been patient with me during my summer hiatus and, most importantly, for continuing to support my little photography business. ❤️

I’m rested.
I’m inspired.
I’ve got new ideas.
And my camera is READY. 😎📸
LET’S DO THIS, FALL! 🍂🔥
Message me to book your session! 🌙

Starting next week I will return to my office by appointment, Monday -Friday 10-3pm and occasionally on evenings and weekends.

Fall sessions are starting to book up and my back to school sessions are now available.

Watch for my annual Christmas Minis being announced real soon.

Now booking Fall Portrait sessions. Choose my location, Sandy Beach , Bud Miller or location of your choosing.

Just a reminder I’m soaking up the last few weeks of summer with my family.

Now booking outdoor fall portraits and back to school studio portraits.

If you are waiting on an order, thank you for you patience, your order will be coming soon.

Jeannine

Now booking back to school portrait sessions

I can’t believe it’s this time of year ! Now booking Back to School Photos.

https://pci.jotform.com/form/231166132185248

It's that time of year to book your FALL portrait session. My sessions book quickly between Sept 20- Oct 5th as these are the prime fall dates. Book ASAP to ensure you get the best date that fits your schedule.

I offer my personal private farmyard, sandy beach regional park, bud miller or local location of choice.

https://pci.jotform.com/form/91414920790255

I can’t believe it’s this time of year ! Now booking Back to School Photos.

https://pci.jotform.com/form/231166132185248

When Do Small Businesses Get To Feel Safe?

I’ve debated whether to share this, but I feel like it’s time to speak openly about something that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore in our business community: the growing concerns surrounding homelessness, addiction, property crime, and the safety of those of us who operate small businesses.

On Friday, my neighbouring business was broken into. The glass was smashed, people entered the business, and the entire incident was captured on my security cameras.
Watching it happen from my own business has been incredibly unsettling.

As a small business owner, I spend a great deal of time at my studio. I work alone at times. I open my doors to families, children, athletes and clients, and I have always wanted my studio to be a safe and welcoming place for everyone.

But lately, there is an increasing feeling of uncertainty and fear about what is happening around us.

This isn't about blaming people who are unhoused. It isn't about saying that every person struggling with addiction is dangerous. People experiencing homelessness and addiction need compassion, resources, treatment and support.
But compassion cannot mean ignoring the impact that crime, drug activity, vandalism and break-ins are having on the people who live and work here.

Small businesses shouldn't have to choose between being welcoming and feeling safe.

We shouldn't have to wonder whether leaving our doors unlocked will put our staff, clients or property at risk. We shouldn't have to watch security cameras after hours wondering what is happening outside. And we shouldn't have to accept property crime as simply “the way things are now.”

There has to be room for both compassion and accountability!!!

We need meaningful resources for addiction and homelessness, but we also need meaningful action when businesses and property owners are being victimized.

I’m sharing this because I know I’m not the only business owner feeling this way.

I love my business. I love the people who walk through my doors. I love being part of this community.
But I also want to feel safe while doing it.

Our business community deserves to be heard, protected and supported too. If you are a local business owner who has experienced similar concerns, I would genuinely like to hear your perspective. Maybe it’s time we started having a bigger conversation about what our community needs—not just after another break-in happens, but before it happens.

Jeannine & Marcel Zeschuk

If you are waiting on an order, thank you for you patience, your order will be coming soon.

Jeannine