Experience Fall on the Farm
Stirling, Ontario
Fall Minis on the Farm
Stirling, Ontario
I’m opening the gates to one of the most special places in my world, my parents’ farm in Stirling, Ontario. Nestled among sprawling maple trees, old barn boards, and worn fence lines, this place is where I grew up with my siblings, ran barefoot through the fields, and learned to love light, seasons, and storytelling. These sessions aren’t just about fall photos. They’re about sharing this piece of my heart with you- a space full of memories, golden leaves, and room to roam (especially for your pups, who are more than welcome off-leash).
Let’s walk the dirt road, chase the sun, and capture you just as you are- relaxed, joyful, and rooted in something real.Booking dates available October 11, 19.
These sessions are 30 minutes for $250+ HST, 30 images are included.
Mini Session FAQ
Q: How do I book a Fall mini Session? A: To book your Fall mini Session simply scroll down and fill out the contact form below. You then will be required to pay a 30% retainer , and sign my contract to book your date. Once these 3 simple steps are finished then you are all booked!
Q: When will I receive my images?You will receive your images in 14 days! Your images will be sent to you through an online gallery sent directly to your inbox.
Q: Can I print my images?Yes! Your online gallery allows you to print your favorites easily right then and there!
“Mackenzie was our photographer for a fall session for my family and extended family of 10 total (4 of which were children). I seriously don’t know how she did it? This was a challenge that I could never have taken on. Mackenzie was able to make the adults and kids comfortable enough to smile, laugh and produce the most BEAUTIFUL photos that I will cherish for the rest of my life!!! Mackenzie was kind, accommodating, creative and very professional. I would recommend her photography services in a heartbeat, and hope to have more sessions in the future, Thank-you Wryghte photography!!”
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