Tag Archives: edmonton business photography

Edmonton Business Women

Jun

2017

I think one of my favourite things is helping local, Edmonton women who run businesses get great photos for their websites and social media feeds.

Ingrid was fantastic. She showed me some examples of what her newly designed website is going to look like, and I wanted:

1. to illustrate what she does for a living
2. create a visual cohesiveness and branding across her business materials

So can you guess what she does? Maybe its not obvious, because it is such a cool business.

She will organise your office for you. From paperwork and your desk layout to your computer files and social media plan. Who doesn’t need that. And can you imagine how much easier, faster and more efficient your life would be if she was helping you?

Give her a shout . . . the new website is still under construction, but you can get an idea of what she does at Bottom Line Organizing

Feeling Joy (and beauty!)

Sep

2016

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

This was one of my favourite sessions. A beautiful fall day. A walk in the glorious Edmonton Rivervalley. A fascinating companion. Within 15 minutes I knew I had all the shots we really needed, because she was so calm, happy and focussed. But we kept walking and got some more that truly expressed who she is as a person and in her business.

This is Carolynne who calls herself a teacher. She teaches joy – and many other things.

You can check out her work here:

www.livinglifeinjoy.com

And then, after such an easy session, I get this in my email.

“You have made me feel so beautiful!

My gratitude for your work is too big for words.

In joy,
Carolynne”

Big heart happy!!

Posted in Business photography, Headshots Also tagged edmonton headshot photography, Edmonton headshots, Edmonton River Valley |

Headshots

Jul

2015

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

I’ve been doing a lot of headshots lately. Mostly of Edmonton business women and entrepreneures.

Posted in Business photography, Headshots Also tagged edmonton headshot photography, Edmonton headshots, edmonton women entrepreneurs, edmonton women in business, Headshots |

Gwen Villebrun – Registered Psychologist

Jun

2015

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

One of the best parts of my job is return clients. I photographed Gwen 7 years ago when she got married. We’ve kept in touch via email over the years, and we have referred each other to friends and clients. She is a lovely, compassionate, kind hearted woman, and she does great work helping people. (And she is taking new clients).

www.gwenvillebrun.ca

Gwen is launching a new website, and needed new headshots. I prefer to photograph people in an environment that is meaningful to them, and conveys an aspect of their work to the viewer. Gwen has a strong connection to the peaceful and healing aspect of nature, so we headed down to the river valley.

Our favourite photos were of her with the fireweed. Fireweed is a resiliant plant, and is the first flower to come back after the landscape is disturbed. A fitting metaphor for what Gwen helps people do.

Thank you for trusting me to take your professional headshots Gwen!

Posted in Business photography, Headshots Also tagged edmonton headshot photography, Edmonton headshots, Edmonton River Valley |

Allison

Mar

2015

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

A few weeks ago, I met up with Allison, who I met through eWoman Edmonton, a networking group for women entrepreneurs. We spent some time on Whyte Ave and got some great headshots that she can use in her Facebook, business page and LinkedIn profiles.

Allison helps families achieve financial success through her business with World Financial Group.

Posted in Business photography, Headshots Also tagged edmonton headshot photography, Edmonton headshots, Headshots |

Cafe Blackbird

Jan

2015

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

On New Year’s Eve, I had the chance to photograph this wonderful food at Cafe Blackbird in Crestwood. I can personally vouch for the food, as I got to eat it afterwards – the joys of food photography.

Stop by and check them out. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, they host live, local music. They also host Paint Night, which is a fabulous date idea.

You can follow Cafe Blackbird on facebook, by clicking here.

There is also local art on the wall, and a lovely warm fireplace.

Go, enjoy.

Posted in Business photography, Commercial Also tagged #shoplocal, #yegfood, cafeblackbird, edmonton artist; local art edmonton;, Edmonton Food Photography, local food @yeg |

Angela

Nov

2014

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

Angela is a conductor at the University of Alberta, and one of my long time clients (hers was the first wedding I photographed when I was starting out). She needed some updated headshots, and here we go.

Posted in Headshots Also tagged edmonton artist; local art edmonton;, edmonton headshot photography, Edmonton headshots, Headshots |

WICSOE

Nov

2014

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

The Walk-In Edmonton Councilling Society of Edmonton had their annual fundraiser at the Daffodil Gallerylast week. Walk-in Edmonton provides counselling to anyone who needs it. Their fees work on a sliding scale and ranges from $0 to $90 per session. It is a vitally important component of our mental health system in Alberta.

Support for the fundraiser was given by the many beautiful guests, as well as Edmonton City Councillor, Scott McKeen, MLA, Matt Jeneroux, and CBC Radio’s Mark Connolly.

The raffle included a West Jet flight, wine, and at the end of the evening, a live-painted artwork.

If you would like to donate to Walk-in Edmonton, you can visit their page here.

The lovely Executive Director for Walk-in Edmonton, Kim Knull.

Posted in Business photography Also tagged edmonton artist; local art edmonton;, Edmonton Event Photography |

Re-Imagining the Shaw Conference Centre

Oct

2014

by Rebecca Lippiatt | 0 Comments

I was invited by Incite Marketing to participate in the Re-Imagining the Shaw Conference event, both as a particpant community member and photographer. These are some of the images I captured from the Open Space event.

Over one hundred people attended the re-imagining and collectively brought over 60 ideas to the table, envisioning how to make the Shaw Conference Centre a community and business hub for Edmonton. Through animated and engaged discussion, the ideas were brought down to three.