Aurora newborn, family and wedding photography
Photographer in Aurora
Maple woods, a long trail corridor and a historic town park give Aurora families, couples and pets plenty of places to wander, and plenty of soft light to work with.
Aurora sessions
Aurora Babies, Families and Their Pets
Most Aurora searches are for newborn and family photographers, so that is where we put our energy here: gentle newborn sessions at home and relaxed family portraits outdoors once everyone is ready.
Aurora families often want the dog in the photos too, and the trails make that easy. For more ideas, read our guide to photography spots in Aurora, Ontario.

What we photograph
Photography Sessions in Aurora
Every session type is available in Aurora. Tap a card to learn more.

Newborn and Baby Photography in Aurora
Newborn sessions at home in Aurora, with parents and siblings, and milestone photos as your baby grows.
About newborn and baby photography
Family Photography in Aurora
Family portraits in the woods or the park, with grandparents and pets welcome.
About family photography
Wedding Photography in Aurora
Wedding and engagement photos with portraits under the trees or by the band stage in town.
About wedding photography
Pet Photography in Aurora
Trail portraits for dogs who love the woods, and calm sessions at home for cats.
About pet photographyLocal favourites
Photo Spots in Aurora
Sheppard’s Bush
About 15 hectares of maple and beech woodland on the Oak Ridges Moraine, with trails, a sugar bush and a spring-fed stream.
Aurora Town Park
A historic park on Wells Street with a band stage and open lawn, used for concerts in summer.
Tim Jones Trail and the Aurora Community Arboretum
Aurora’s longest trail corridor passes through the Arboretum, Lambert Willson Park and Sheppard’s Bush, ending at the St. John’s Boardwalk at McKenzie Marsh.
Hours, access and rules for photography can change, so please check with the Town of Aurora before your session. We are happy to help you choose a spot when we plan.

Questions
Photography in Aurora: FAQ
Where are some good places to take pictures in Aurora?
Sheppard’s Bush, Town Park and the Tim Jones Trail through the Aurora Community Arboretum are three favourites, and our Aurora photo spots guide has more. Check with the Town of Aurora about rules before your session.
What time of day is best for outdoor photos?
Late afternoon is a favourite in Aurora, and under the maples in Sheppard’s Bush the light stays soft for longer than in open fields. Early mornings are lovely on the trails too, with fewer people around.
How much should you pay a photographer?
Pricing depends on the session, so the honest answer is a quote for your plans: call (647) 309-4438 or email info@nemiphotography.com for a quote.
Is 500 photos enough for a wedding?
Often, yes, but it depends on how long your day runs and how much is planned. We care more about telling the story of your day well than about a number, and we will talk coverage through with you.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Nemi Photography also works with couples, families and pet owners near Aurora.
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Let’s Plan Your Session
Call or email to talk about the photos you have in mind, the date you are planning and where you would like to be photographed.
