I’m Rebecca Clarke, emotive photographer.
All of the work you see on this site, I’ve had the pleasure of co-creating with brides, engaged couples, families, little ones, and tiny newborns in the Halifax and surrounding areas of Nova Scotia.
Ever since I first watched a print developing in a black and white darkroom in 2000, I’ve been taken by the power and loveliness of what a photograph can do. Beyond that, I’ve reveled in making every photo session I do a highly personal, positive, relaxing, and joyful experience for my clients. It’s usually not long before we’re giggling together over your baby’s silly expression or I’m letting you know how enchanting you look on the other side of the lens. In fact, I love turning the camera around and giving you a sneak peek of a really delicious shot or two while we’re in session. That’s the good stuff.
Why Emotive Photography This is my dad. My hero, my mentor, and one of my career inspirations. He comes from hard-working people. He’s a provider. I love him for his strength, his perseverance, and his love for his family. I’m his only daughter. Ironically, he’s not overly fond of the lens, so there are very few photos of him in existence, save the ones I’ve secretly snapped when he hasn’t been watching, which isn’t often. He’s a quick one. Someday, photos will be the tangible legacy of our family’s memories. They’re precious cargo. Snap that shutter today, or commission me to photograph your family’s most special moments. Your family will be glad you did. |
I travel worldwide and to the following areas in the Maritime Provinces. I am booking out 3-6 weeks to one year in advance:
- Nova Scotia and Cape Bretton: Halifax, Truro, and Sydney to Digby.
- Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown to Summerside.
- New Brunswick: Moncton to St. John.
Where would you like to go now?
To peruse my Galleries and get a feel for my work, select one: Babies, Children, Families, Engagements, Weddings.
To browse my responses to frequently asked questions about how we can work together, click here.
To read my blog and get the inside scoop on the life of an emotive photographer, click here.
Or to connect with me (almost) immediately, click here for my contact page. I look forward to hearing from you.