Fall Family Portraits Photography Saskatoon

Wanting a Fall Family Portrait Session? Now is the time to book for Sept & Oct! 1hr portrait session, 10 digital negatives on USB for you print from. $275.00 until the end of Oct. Nov 1st goes to the regular rate of $375.00

*$150 Retainer required to hold date as these sell out*. Nov 22nd is the cut off for Holiday Cards this year.

Have you been putting off updating your family portrait? Would you like unforgettable images of your family that will last a lifetime? Can you imagine the beautiful colors of autumn as the backdrop to your family wall art pieces?

Family Fall Portrait Sessions are a phenomenal way to update the family photo.  The beautiful colours of the fall season are esp beautiful in Saskatoon Saskatchewan.  We are extremely lucky to have an outdoor photo studio just about anywhere you go that time of year.

Places to consider for your fall family photo session:

Delta Bessborough Gardens

Historic charm awaits at this 4 diamond Saskatoon hotel. Wander the gardens & courtyard, walk along the South Saskatchewan Riverbank.

Boffins Public House at Innovation Place

Landscaped grounds with a deck, waterfall and pond, adjacent to the Boffin's Club restaurant.

The University of Saskatchewan

The University of Saskatchewan is well known for its elegant Collegiate Gothic buildings, and the arrangement and scale of these structures are a big part of their appeal. But often overlooked are the exterior spaces - the landscape surrounding the buildings - that are essential to the campus aesthetic.

Leo Kristjanson Agriculture Atrium This atrium

is named in honour of Leo F. Krisjanson, president of the University of Saskatchewan, 1980-1989, who brought the dream of an agricultural sciences complex to fruition.

Palliser Garden

The Palliser Garden is a courtyard in between Qu'Appelle Hall and Marquis Hall. It is sometimes used for private functions in warmer weather. Its enclosed location makes it almost a hidden space, which makes it quiet and private.

Sculpture Garden

The Sculpture Garden is between the Education Building and the Diefenbaker Canada Center.

The Peter MacKinnon Building at the University of Saskatchewan is a National Historic Site of Canada. This historical building is an excellent example of university buildings in the classic Elizabethan shape in Collegiate Gothic style.

The Saskatoon Forestry Farm

Forestry Farm House (The Superintendent's Residence) – is a historical farm house built in 1913 located within the park. The building was officially designated a heritage property on July 3, 1990. Fishing Pond, Gazebo Picnic Site, Meditation Garden, Heritage Rose Garden, Zoo – The zoo facilities

Gabriel Dumont Park & Meewasin Parks

Gabriel Dumont Park is named for one of the Métis leader of the Northwest Resistance of 1885. This park includes both a natural prairie ecoscape and a typical urban park complete with children’s play village, picnic tables, and washroom facilities. The parking lot is accessible via Saskatchewan Crescent West.

Meewasin Park, located in the city’s northwest, features a playground, barbecue pits, picnic tables, in

winter a groomed cross-country ski trail, and a warm-up shelter with washroom facilities open year round. The

parking lot is accessible from Spadina Crescent.

 Sutherland Beach

Sutherland Beach has beautifully forested hiking and ski trails that wind their way alongside the South Saskatchewan River. Road access to the parking lot is from Central Avenue just north of Attridge Drive, look for the “Sutherland Beach” sign.

Meewassin River Walks

The Meewasin Valley is an oasis of exceptional beauty in the midst of the Saskatchewan prairies. Stretching nearly

sixty kilometers, from Pike Lake in the southwest to Clarke’s Crossing in the northeast, the Meewasin Valley follows the winding curve of the South Saskatchewan River as it passes through the rural municipality of Corman Park and the city of Saskatoon. Many of the parks and sites are located along the lovely

Meewasin Valley Trail, a must-see attraction. The trail runs along both sides of the river, winding under the bridges, and through beautifully landscaped parks and natural areas. Residents and visitors flock to the trail to cycle, jog, stroll or simply gaze at the scenery.

Cosmopolitan Park / Lookout

The park has benches, a paved upper trail and a wood-chipped lower trail (for hikers

only). Signage at the lookout shows the development of the city’s downtown area from original settlers’ tents all the way to skyscrapers. The Pioneer Memorial Cairn is also located here, near the Broadway Bridge.

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