Ottawa · Ontario · Worldwide
Photography for the moments worth keeping.
A note from Tyrell
I'm a photographer who believes the best images aren't posed — they're noticed. From quiet first looks to packed dance floors, I'm there to catch the in-between.
More about me →Selected work
Weddings, portraits and everything between
Kind words
From recent clients
“Tyrell was the photographer at my wedding, and I couldn't have asked for anyone better. His professionalism was unmatched, and he made sure to capture every special moment, creating memories that we'll be able to look back on and cherish forever.”“Tyrell did an amazing job capturing all of the special moments throughout our wedding, and the photos turned out beautifully. He was professional, easy to work with, and a great communicator from start to finish, which made the entire process feel smooth and stress-free.”“I've worked with Tyrell at least three times now, and every time has been a fantastic experience. His creative direction is spot-on, and he made me feel completely comfortable in front of the camera. Incredible attention to detail — and his professionalism with time management and delivery was top-notch.”Worked with me? Leave a review on Google.
What to expect
From inquiry to final gallery.
- 01
Inquire
Send a note with your date, vision and any questions.
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Plan
We'll hop on a call, sketch a timeline, and lock everything in.
- 03
Shoot
I show up early, blend in, and capture the day as it happens.
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Deliver
Sneak peeks within a week. Full gallery in 4–6 weeks.
Services
Weddings, portraits, headshots, family, events.
From the journal
Latest notes
May 12, 2026
What to wear to your engagement session
A field guide to looking like yourselves — only a little better. Tones, textures, and the one thing I'd avoid.
April 3, 2026
Five Ottawa wedding venues I keep coming back to
From a sun-soaked greenhouse in the Glebe to an industrial loft on Wellington — the rooms that make my photos sing.
March 14, 2026
How to feel natural in front of the camera
Most people think they're 'bad at photos.' They're not — they've just never been directed properly.