Wedding Photography & Videography in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto, ON
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374 Oakwood Ave, Toronto, M6E 2W3
(647) 688-5814
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Magic Vision Photography received numerous praises from customers for their professionalism, flexibility, and ability to capture special moments. Mauricio and his team were commended for their prompt delivery and attentiveness to clients' needs. Several customers shared their positive experiences with the company for various occasions such as weddings, birthday parties, and photo shoots. The team was described as reliable, humble, and talented, with exceptional ability to elevate stories through their photography. 
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837 St Clair Ave W, BRACONDALE HILL, Toronto, M6C 1C2
(416) 653-5103
New Paramount Studios Ltd. offers a wide variety of professional photography. Our personalized and artistic approach and commitment to top quality results, ensure a finished product that will surpass your expectations. New Paramount Studios receives frequent praise for their professional and friendly team of photographers. Customers express appreciation for the individual attention given to find the best angles and create enjoyable photography experiences. Free reprints and excellent customer service are also noted positives. 
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1721 Bathurst St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5P 3K4
(416) 846-7816
Hi my name is Enrique De Cordova. Photography is what I do. I am a photographer based in Toronto, Ontario, and specialize in engagement and wedding photography. Whether it’s a local or a destination wedding, I am available to photograph your special moments. Thanks to my grandfather for silently inspiring me to love photography. Long ago were the days I would observe him pull out his Hasselblad, fiddle with settings, and snap amazing pictures. It wasn’t until many years later with the introduction of digital cameras that my hobby began. Trips, party, events, going out somewhere with friends or family, I began to resemble my grandfather patiently and passionately taking time to capture those moments. There is something about taking a picture. It’s the creation of a long lasting memory of a moment in time. A visual memory that can be reflected on many times over. A memory that can be shared. This is my feeling every time I hold up the camera. 