Woman Owned
Woman Owned
Frances Beatty Photography
I explore intimacy, connection, and love of all kinds.
Images from the heart for the heart.
I’m Frances – A wedding, portrait, and family photographer from Ontario. I am an observer, a friend and a confidant. A calming presence and an advocate for you throughout your day. I want to do more than just document your day; I want to help create a memorable experience for you and your partner. I want to help you slow down so you can be more present and breathe in your big love and all of the moments. I want to get to know you, quirks and all, and help you see how beautiful you are.
I explore intimacy, connection, and love of all kinds. I want my images to make you feel something. So my approach is always documentary with gentle guidance. Whether you love being in front of the camera or are a bit on the shy side, I’ve got your back! By focusing on your experience and your connection, we can create the most beautiful art that’s true to you, and you’ll have a wonderful time doing it!
Let me focus on capturing your story so you can focus on the good stuff — experiencing it.
Based in
Georgian Bay, Ontario
Works with couples
in Ontario and beyond
Packages start at
$3195 – $7500
At Frances Beatty Photography, inclusivity is at the heart of everything I do. Everyone deserves to feel seen, celebrated, and cared for, regardless of body, sexuality, gender, background, religion, race, ethnicity, or any other aspect of who you are.
Based in
Georgian Bay, Ontario
Works with couples
in Ontario and beyond
Packages start at
$3195 – $7500
At Frances Beatty Photography, inclusivity is at the heart of everything I do. Everyone deserves to feel seen, celebrated, and cared for, regardless of body, sexuality, gender, background, religion, race, ethnicity, or any other aspect of who you are.
How do you help calm down nervous lovers?
It can depend on the person, but typically… We breathe. I’m usually pretty good at sensing when nerves are starting to kick in, I love to steal them away some place quiet and close our eyes and breathe. If it’s nerves about the photography part itself, we spend lots of time chatting and having fun before the camera even gets picked up.
What’s the most adventurous thing you’ve ever done?
I climbed a 1500′ cliff. This doesn’t seem so impressive to my many rock-climbing friends, but I am terrified of heights and was not planning on climbing that day. It turns out I can be easily persuaded by old friends I trust completely. It was so scary and so much fun. Type 2 fun, for sure.
How would you describe your style? Give us 5 words.
Cinematic, emotional, genuine, artistic, romantic.
