Photographe-portraitiste montréalaise / Montreal portrait photographer

BLOGUE / Blog

Sur son blogue, la photographe-cinéaste montréalaise Selena Phillips-Boyle présente des images issues d’un éventail de projets professionnels. On y découvre notamment des portraits professionnels réalisés pour des organismes communautaires, une série de portraits d’entreprise, des photos de mariage faites en montagne et des images de couples photographiés chez eux. Selena partage également des vidéos de campagne réalisées en partenariat avec des organismes communautaires, des chercheurs et des chercheuses. Enfin, elle donne à voir son travail dans le cadre de différents projets en portrait personnel et en portrait environnemental.

Montreal photographer and cinematographer Selena Phillips-Boyle shares work from a variety of professional projects on this blog. Here you will see photo work ranging from a series of professional portraits with community organisations and a photo series of corporate headshots, to weddings with couples in the mountains and couples sessions at home. Selena shares video work from campaigns with community organisations and academic researchers. On this photo blog Selena also shares a range of personal portrait projects and environmental portraits.

105 : Anissa & Shay

July 20, 2024

Anissa and Shay met while studying linguistics, so it's only fitting that they were married at the historic University of Toronto. As Anissa and Shay read their vows, a hawk soars above the columns of the Hart House Quad, a powerful symbol of strength and clarity of vision.

100 : Angela & Sabz

December 12, 2023

As we move through the wedding session together, Angela and Sabz settle effortlessly into each other’s arms. First we find a spot together, and then from there I’m just an observer to their deep connection and love for each other.

99 : Cece & Flo

November 14, 2023

A stone path leads you from the wedding celebrations up on the hill down to a serene lake. Flo gently takes Cece's hand as they walk down the path from the sailcloth tent, past the stunning board and batten chalet, and down to the serene lake.