Toronto Photographer Question

[xiyoyos]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some recommendations for a Toronto photographer. I need someone experienced in both portrait and event photography. Ideally, the photographer should be versatile, able to capture moments creatively and provide high-quality images.

If you've worked with a Toronto photographer recently, I'd love to hear about your experience. What was the process like? How was the communication and delivery time? Any tips on finding a photographer who understands both professional and personal events?

Your input would be greatly appreciated as I make this decision.

Thanks in advance!

[jameslee]

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[velsit]

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