Diane Jarvis-Schuller

Imagine having a daughter-in-law who arranges a surprise photo shoot for your 30th wedding anniversary to recreate part of the day! Then imagine a warm, smiling couple who are still very much in love. This is the same tree they stood before on their wedding day, but 30 years later. Just as strong and well rooted as the couple standing in front.

Yes, they hold hands without anyone prompting or suggesting it! I took way too many of these ones but just couldn’t help myself! A really warm couple — a warm family.

And having fun is definitely something they seem to do with ease — it just comes naturally to these two. Thank you M for planning this special day and thank you to the anniversary couple for allowing me to share this part of your special day. It was an honour and such a pleasure! I hope you’ll enjoy your sneak peek and the proofs that are yet to come.

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Diane is a natural light, on-location lifestyle photographer serving central and northern Alberta and BC. Visit her portfolio at Diane Schuller Photography.

I love autumn. I love the angle of the light and how warm and golden it is. I take delight in all the colours as the trees begin their entry into winter. My favourite sounds occur at this time of year (the Canada Geese as they prepare to fly south). The smells of autumn are like no other season: sweet yet slightly musty, with an underlying earthy warmth.

I’m thrilled to announce that my website has been drastically IMPROVED! The company I use recognized the problems I was having and offered to let me change from one format to another. I couldn’t be more pleased with the results! Not only that, but my clients will find their client viewing area runs more smoothly, is far more efficient, and is simpler to use. What a wonderful autumn day.

Later this morning I head to Grande Prairie since I’m one of the workshop presenters for the Northern Library Conference. My workshop is titled, “Greening the Library.” Tell me (or show me) the signs of autumn where you live.