Visual Roots is the combined talent of professional photographers Andrew Essig and Kate Gass - a collaboration of two different perspectives creating one unique photographic story.
Our approach to photographing your story is simply fun & relaxed so that your true self shines.
If you're newly engaged, have a new addition, having an event or just looking for a new portrait don't be shy to contact us to ask any questions that you might have. We love what we do and are so glad to share in your special life moments.
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Cheers,
Kate & Andrew
So Much fun! I had decided to put together a photobooth for the Wasaga Business show about a month ago. During the past month many things got in the way in promoting it but it was still a big hit. Next year we hope to more people join us and maybe have a theme? It was great to see so many people out at the show and see faces we have not seen in awhile. Thanks for stopping by!
Here are a few fun ones.
Favorite of the day, so sweet.
Cheers,
Kate & Andrew
This Sunday is the 5th annual Business show in Wasaga Beach. It is a fantastic show that displays many of the great small businesses in the Beach and the surrounding areas. We will be at booth B1. We would love to see you! and get you to say “Cheese” for your Free Facebook Photo. Yes, that’s right we will be photographing all day long and I did say free!
The Details:
-Date: Sunday March 27th, 2011
Time: 11:00am till 4:00pm
Location: Wasaga Beach RecPlex
For information on exhibiting at the show or on the event itself, please e-mail us at wbbshow@hotmail.com or call at 705-999-0275.
See you soon!
The Visual Roots Soccer team 2010. They know how to say “Cheese & Number 1″
I came about this Project on another blog that I follow. I wanted to share it here because it is something that we try to do on a regular basis and think it’s a great idea for everyone. There are many local businesses here in the Georgian triangle that I shop at who have been hit hard by the recession and are still struggling to make it through. Yes, sometimes it costs more then at a bigger store but at that bigger store I don’t get the service or the quality. So, when you look at the big picture it really does not cost more because I am always getting better quality. Many Chamber of Commerce and town/Cities have campaigns to promote shopping local. Find a few stores in your area and try it out. I am sure you like it!
Find out about Local Business in Wasaga this weekend on Sunday 11-4 at the RecPlex.
I wanted to do something special for Andrew for his birthday this year. So, I decided to take him Ice Climbing, we were happy a great friend of ours Clayton came with as well. There are some fantastic climbs in Muskoka.
Cheers,
Kate & Andrew
