Kenneth Chou excels in wedding, documentary, and lifestyle photography. He is a professional photographer based in the neighbourhood of Roncesvalles in Toronto, Canada. With a style that is casual, earnest, simple, and classic, he believes in creating images that balance visual information with functional aesthetic. He tells stories in a contemporary and photojournalistic style and pays close attention to every detail. He has covered more than 130 weddings in his six years as a wedding photographer.

Experience

Kenneth earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Ryerson University and also holds a Master's degree in Fine Arts with a specialization in Documentary Media. He has previously been awarded the Ryerson Graduate Scholarship and Irving Polsun Award. He has also lectured about media studies at Guelph Humber University in 2011. He contributed curatorial work at the Scotia Bank Contact Photography Festival in collaboration with ArtHeart in 2010. His work has also been featured in various exhibitions and publications.

Services offered

Different types of coverage are offered for couples to choose from. These packages can be customized according to your taste and style. They include civil ceremony coverage, bridal documentary coverage, and all day wedding coverage. Some of the services included in the packages are:

• Primary and secondary photographer (one or both)
• Full-resolution, ready to print images
• Private gallery for family and friends
• Colour corrected images delivered on USB

An online gallery is provided for all your wedding images so that your friends and family can view them. Apart from that, there are also digital negative (RAW) files available in an unedited and unprocessed form. Moreover, engagement photo sessions are covered in a photojournalistic style without any time restrictions. These sessions can be booked either alone or along with a wedding package. Kenneth also provides photography services for family and personal portrait sessions.

How they work

Kenneth uses Nikon professional grade cameras for his sessions. He always carries two cameras, along with two sets of lenses and flashes. He also shoots on analog film, if requested. Clients receive three sets of images for every session. The first set focuses on the colour edits of the images. The second set are black and white images, while the third set consists of a treated look that features the latest trends in photography.