redwagon photography

Name: redwagon photography
Address: 54 Avenue & 114B St, Edmonton, AB, T6H3N5, CA
Telephone: +17804519132

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Studio + golden hour portraits in Edmonton. newborn • maternity • family • studio baby • goddess
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A redwagon portrait session is more than "just a photo shoot" .... a curated experience from beginning to end, we'll create authentic, light-filled images & beautiful heirloom artwork to display proudly in your home.

10/13/2026

The Christmas Portraits are officially open for booking. 🎄❤️

After taking last year off, I'm so happy to be bringing this little redwagon tradition back.

Twenty minutes in the studio.

A little Christmas magic.

And beautiful photographs of the people who make this season yours.

These sessions are designed to make family portraits feel like one of the easy things on your Christmas list. I'll help you plan what to wear, guide you through the whole experience, and have your photographs ready in plenty of time for Christmas cards and gifts.

November 14 + 21, 2026
20-minute studio sessions
$400 + GST, including five fully edited digital photographs.

Christmas cards, additional photographs, and a small selection of printed pieces will also be available.

Whether you're dressing everyone up or keeping things cozy and simple, I'd love to welcome you into the studio.

Booking is now open to everyone.

You can see all the details and choose your session time using the link in the first comment ❤️

09/29/2026

You haven't missed fall. ❤️

If family photographs were one of those things you meant to get around to this year - and then September somehow disappeared - you still have time. The next couple of weeks look spectacular.

I have room for a few more families this fall.

And you don't need to have the rest figured out before you reach out.

You don't need everyone's outfits chosen.

You don't need to know exactly what you want on your walls.

You don't even need to know which evening will work yet.

Those are all things I can help you with.

We'll choose a date, I'll help you pull together what everyone will wear, and we'll meet in the field while the light is warm and the season is doing its beautiful, fleeting thing.

You bring your people.
I'll take care of the rest.

If you've been thinking about making family photographs this fall, use the link in bio to get in touch. I'll tell you what I have available and we'll see if one of those evenings feels right for you. ❤️

09/03/2026

Maybe family portraits have been sitting somewhere on your fall list.

Right alongside school forms, appointments, groceries, and seventeen other things you haven’t quite gotten around to yet.

Here’s what matters: you don’t need to have it all figured out before you reach out.

I’ll help with wardrobe - the dress in this photograph is from the studio wardrobe. I can arrange hair and make-up if you’d like it (this mama was taken care of by my amazing team). I’ll choose the light. I’ll guide you through the session.

And when it’s over, I’ll help you decide how you want to live with the photographs we’ve made.

You bring your people. I’ll take care of the rest.

September and October sessions take place in the field at golden hour.

If you want this, get in touch through the link in bio and I’ll guide you through what comes next. 🤍

09/01/2026

I turned 50 a couple of weeks ago.

Which feels both completely reasonable and absolutely impossible.

I don't usually share much about birthdays. But this one has had me thinking.

About how strange time is - how some years seem to stretch forever while you're living them, and then somehow entire decades become a handful of memories.

About the versions of ourselves we don't realize we're leaving behind until we're already somewhere new.

And about how much more I value the ordinary evidence of a life now than I did when I was younger.

The people I love.
The places we've been.
The faces that have changed.
The photographs that bring back things I didn't even know I'd forgotten.

And, apparently, about being in the photographs myself.

For someone who has spent more than 25 years making portraits of other people, I am remarkably good at staying on my own side of the camera.

It has been five years since I had photographs of myself that were "current."

So I did it.

And yes, I looked through the first round and immediately found seventeen things to question because apparently being a photographer does not make you immune to being human. 😂

But then I found this one.

And I thought: there I am.

Fifty doesn't make me feel particularly wise.

But it does make me very aware that getting older is a privilege. That this version of me doesn't need to wait for some future, improved version to take her place in the photographs.

She's here now. And I'm glad to have the evidence.

So here's to 50. To what's already been, and whatever comes next. 🤍

05/05/2026

I don’t think children remember motherhood the way adults talk about it.

Not as a list of tasks.
Not as the invisible labour.
Not as who booked the appointment or remembered library day.

They remember it in flashes.

The feel of your hand, the sound of your voice from the next room, the way you reached for them without thinking. The place they landed when they were hurt, tired, shy, proud, scared, or half asleep.

They remember the shape of your presence long before they understand the weight of it.

That’s part of why photographs matter. Because one day, they may want to look back and see your face turned toward them.

If being in the frame with your children has been quietly sitting on your heart, send me a message and I’ll guide you.

05/01/2026

Your baby does not need to “behave” for newborn photos.

They don’t need to sleep perfectly.
They don’t need to settle on a schedule.
They don’t need to do anything on command.

Newborn sessions at redwagon are baby-led, which means there is time for feeding, soothing, snuggling, changing, and simply letting your baby be exactly who they are.

Some babies sleep deeply.
Some stretch and wiggle.
Some want to be held.

All of it is welcome.

I wrote more about what to expect from a newborn session on the blog this week.

Link in bio.

04/16/2026

You made it through the first year.

The longest, shortest, sweetest whirlwind.

One minute they fit in the crook of your arm, and the next they’re standing, grinning, and covering their tiny fingers in frosting.

A first birthday cake smash session is about more than frosting on little cheeks though. It’s a way to hold onto who your baby is right now - their expressions, their curiosity, their delight, and all the tiny pieces of this season that already feel like they’re changing.

I shared a little more about these simple studio sessions on the blog this week.

Link in bio.

04/14/2026

If you’ve ever put off booking family photos because it felt like one more thing to figure out, you’re not alone.

What to wear.
When to do it.
Studio or outdoor.
How to keep it from feeling stressful.
What happens after.
What to actually do with the images once you have them.

These are all decisions I’ll walk you through.

My work is not just to make beautiful photographs. It’s to make the whole experience feel lighter - clearer, calmer, and more held from the very beginning.

You do not need to arrive with all the answers.
You just need a place to begin.

You’ll find the details in the link in bio → the Experience

04/09/2026

For the little moments that still deserve remembering.

La Dolce Vita sessions are for growing babies, quiet milestones, and the seasons that feel small from the outside - but not to you.

A short, guided studio session.
Soft light.
Simple planning.
Something real to keep.

If you’ve been wanting updated portraits without turning it into a whole big thing, this might be exactly the kind of session you’ve been waiting for.

There’s a little info post on the blog now if you’d like more details.
Link in bio.

04/02/2026

A little look back at The Front Steps Project.

Six years ago, in a season that felt deeply strange and uncertain, I photographed families on their front porches from the sidewalk. It was a small way to make something steady, in a very unsteady time.

Looking back at these now, what stays with me most is not just the strangeness of that season, but the tenderness of it. People showing up for one another. Families holding close. A record of love in the middle of so much unknown.

I’m still so grateful to everyone who said yes.

The full blog post is linked in bio if you’d like to look back with me.

Address

54 Avenue & 114B St
Edmonton, AB
T6H3N5

Telephone

+17804519132

Website

https://www.redwagonphotography.ca/, https://www.redwagonphotography.ca/start-here

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