Jaime Vedres {Photography} – Lethbridge Photographer

Our lazy pup.

Live in Lethbridge at the Enmax Centre, November 1st, 2012. More photos at Jaime Vedres Photography FB

I’ve struggled to find a strong enough sync cord that is able to handle the wear and tear I put my location lighting through. The majority of my pocket wizard sync cords I buy from local stores short out within a few months. After talking with my friend Scott Mezei, who designs custom guitar pedals and amps, about my problem he offered to build some custom cables for me. Here’s the results.

I’ve always been interested in photographing historic places around Lethbridge, and more recently interested in collecting original historic photos. So when I saw this 1907 letter and postcard set from Lethbridge on ebay, I had to buy it! Here’s what I received in the mail today. Kind of cool to receive a letter from 1907 in the mail…

**Update** I posted this blog entry on facebook and Janet Mauza dug up some info on the people in the letter! Thanks Janet!

“This postcard was written by Georgina Sarah McMullin Davis to her mother Ellen McMullin in Blytheswood, Ontario (near Leamington). In 1916, Georgie and her husband Frank Davis, (b.Bristol, England emigrated to Canada in 1892), lived in Fort MacLeod where Frank was listed as a conductor on the CPR. Children Vivian, Dorothy and Evan. So there explains Georgie’s note on the Rail station that Frank went out from there every day.”

My golden retriever Zara, studying up on Joe McNally techniques!

My 2nd photographer / wedding assistant this weekend. Taking a break in the middle of our shoot. Thanks for the hard work and good times! Check out Jason’s work here.

The guys from The Malibu Knights flew me out to Toronto to document their Ontario tour!  Here’s some of the story:

The next three photos were shot on an infrared camera! Thanks to my friend Ian Grindall for letting me shoot his converted Nikon IR cam! Click to enlarge.

How we end our nights!

We had Double S & L Contracting come out and help us renovate our office yesterday. It only took a day and a few hours the next day to complete!! Here is a time lapse from start to finish.