This shoot for real estate agent Sherry Zwetsloot was inspired by “The Devil Wears Prada” because we couldn’t resist Sherry’s sharp wardrobe and strong boss-lady vibes! Shot half in our studios, and half in beautiful downtown Cobourg.
(*Lifestyle shoots include more than 60 images, this collection shows off our favs. You can click to enlarge each image!)
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