Congratulations to Phil & Khanh on their newest arrival Arthur Philip weighing in at 7 lbs 0.4 ounces and nineteen inches in length. Chantal and I photographed their wedding in Cuba at the Iberostar Laguna Azul and not to long ago photographed Arthur waiting to arrive
….stay tuned for more images of Arthur from Ridout Photography as Chantal and I plan on visiting the family in Pennsylvania.
If we had needed to give birth in Lindsay, I’m sure you would have been a terrific midwife, LOL.
And we love the pictures, of course!!!
Originally Stacey and Sean were to be married in front of a captive audience at the Academy Theater. The invitations were created and mailed out. This same day, Micheal Jackson was coming into town and wanted to perform at the Academy Theatre . The hierarchy of the Academy Theatre decided not to call Francis and the wedding was pushed aside to make way for the King of Pop…..or so the story goes. What the guests received was an even better setting with a tent nestled into the Old Mill Location. What an awesome spot for a ceremony and in fact nothing like this has ever taken place before. Yes there have been other services here but not under the big top and during the fall colors. Enjoy a few quick sneek peaks from a wedding that was definitely more enjoyable then Micheal’s Moon Walk .
by Mark Ridout
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As always, beautiful imagery. We expect nothing less from you Mark:-)
Wow! These photos are really special.
This venue complimented Stacey and Sean’s love for their community so much better than the Academy Theatre ever could. Events enfold as they are meant to happen. Your pictures captured the essence and love of this wonderful couple. Great job!
Simply Brilliant, show us more!
Not surprising Mark..you did it again, simply gorgeous images!! AWESOME!!!!:)
awesome job…beautiful pictures and amazing details that you pick up . I was the dj for Sean and Stacey’s stag and doe ,and i will for sure refer you to any of my clients who are still looking for a photographer, great job real professional work…. T.K.O. MUSIC DJ SERVICE
Absolutely amazing photo’s Mark! Looking forward to seeing the rest and the chance to re-live the day over and over through your beautiful pictures. Thanks for everything!
Mark, this is just beautiful. Nice work!
by Mark Ridout
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That’s it. I’m bringing a water truck with me on my next shoot!
Absolutely Stunning!!! I am a fan of clouds, reflections, old buildings, and blue doors. This photo does it for me! Never cease to amaze.
Wow, great shot Mark. Very cool.
We are happy to announce that Ridout Photography is officially a preferred vendor for Nestleton Waters Inn. It was probably close to three years ago when we first visited and photographed a wedding here. We discovered an oasis of manicured lawns, gorgeous gardens, statues, fountains and elegantly appointed accommodations. Every year we would continue to see visual improvements to the venue and I would comment to Chantal how much attention to detail this Inn exuded. Nestleton Waters Inn is unequivocally the nicest wedding venue from Lindsay to Toronto and we are proud to be a part of the team. Associating ourselves with preferred vendors is something we normally have not done in the past but this 93 acres of wedding bliss is a marriage made in heaven. If you ever find yourself driving the country roads through Nestleton, Ontario please “stop and smell the roses”…you won’t be disappointed.
Recently we attended an open house to meet potential new clients and show our products and services. Over the upcoming years we’ll be sure to share with you the many great photo opportunities this venue has to offer as well as supply Nestleton waters Inn a new fresh photographic journey of their accomplishments.
by Mark Ridout
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The red glow in the second image is a natural occurring aura that surrounds me when I am photographing…….ok it might be a burning candle 
Dear Mark. I am not quite religious and one of the reasons is that I think both heaven and hell terms would be quite an “ego administratively based system” that doesn’t suit the “God” term itself. If in any case I dream of heaven and “have” to admit that no one from the administration need to copy anything, I am pretty sure they are borrowing your work, vision and ideas to make things better up there. After all, the best humans are going to end up there, it owed to be the best place according to the life lived or seen down here.
Hell, even hell should advertise that to torture people for missing heaven
By the way, admiring the 2nd shot I notice a beautiful red light cast on the trees from the left side which is not anticipated according to the lighting in the panoramic one (which is one of the best I have seen-according to my taste). Is it gelled or natural from a light source missing in the pano? Just out of curiosity…
Equally well appointed selection of images. Well done in being the properly preferred pontificated photographer.
by Mark Ridout
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