Welcome to Igro!
Owned and operated by Megan Hirons, Igro Communications specializes in professional photography services that tell compelling stories through images.
About Megan
Megan brings over two decades of photography experience. Her passion lies in telling visual stories that connect people, ideas, and experiences.
Known for her ability to capture authentic moments, Megan’s work reflects the complexity, beauty, and emotional depth of life. Her expertise includes portraiture, event photography, editorial imagery, documentary and drone photography.
From 2013 to 2022, Megan led the photo department at Communications Nova Scotia, the communications arm of the Nova Scotia government.
In this role, she managed large-scale visual campaigns, mentored photographers, and created powerful imagery that communicated government priorities and community stories.
Since 2018, Megan has served as a Senior Forensic Photographer with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner’s Service. In this capacity, she specializes in documenting forensic autopsies, scenes and evidence with precision, employing alternative light source (ALS) and infrared (IR) photography. Megan is one of only two IAI-certified forensic photographers in Canada.
Her career has included impactful international work. From 2006 to 2011, Megan was a staff photographer at Gulf News in Dubai, where she documented major stories across the Middle East, including assignments in Gaza, Uganda, and the Comoros Islands. In 2012, she traveled across Canada as part of the Rick Hansen Relay, capturing the stories of inspiring individuals driving change in their communities.
Our clients include the Nova Scotia Health Authority, Workman's Compensation Board, Build Nova Scotia, the Executive Council Office, Canada Immigration, Halifax Harbour Bridges, Eastlink, Bank of Montreal among others. Megan has shot for AP, Bloomberg, The Globe and Mail and Canadian Press.
About Megan
Megan brings over two decades of photography experience. Her passion lies in telling visual stories that connect people, ideas, and experiences.
Known for her ability to capture authentic moments, Megan’s work reflects the complexity, beauty, and emotional depth of life. Her expertise includes portraiture, event photography, editorial imagery, documentary and drone photography.
From 2013 to 2022, Megan led the photo department at Communications Nova Scotia, the communications arm of the Nova Scotia government.
In this role, she managed large-scale visual campaigns, mentored photographers, and created powerful imagery that communicated government priorities and community stories.
Since 2018, Megan has served as a Senior Forensic Photographer with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner’s Service. In this capacity, she specializes in documenting forensic autopsies, scenes and evidence with precision, employing alternative light source (ALS) and infrared (IR) photography. Megan is one of only two IAI-certified forensic photographers in Canada.
Her career has included impactful international work. From 2006 to 2011, Megan was a staff photographer at Gulf News in Dubai, where she documented major stories across the Middle East, including assignments in Gaza, Uganda, and the Comoros Islands. In 2012, she traveled across Canada as part of the Rick Hansen Relay, capturing the stories of inspiring individuals driving change in their communities.
Our clients include the Nova Scotia Health Authority, Workman's Compensation Board, Build Nova Scotia, the Executive Council Office, Canada Immigration, Halifax Harbour Bridges, Eastlink, Bank of Montreal among others. Megan has shot for AP, Bloomberg, The Globe and Mail and Canadian Press.
