I recently met with a couple to be their wedding photographer at St. Johns. Here are some of my favorite images taken on film from this beautiful church in Boulder, CO.
I recently met with a couple to be their wedding photographer at St. Johns. Here are some of my favorite images taken on film from this beautiful church in Boulder, CO.
My good friend Christian and I took an amazing two day camping trip to the sand dunes in Colorado at the end of October. It is a magical place that I am looking forward to going back to this Spring. Here are a few photographs from the Sand Dunes.








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It was great to be the wedding photographer for Emily and Hedi’s beautiful wedding at the Boulder Country Club. It was fun to put some nostalgic effects on some of the wedding photos and they work perfectly with her dress and parasol. Both families were so great – his from LA and hers from Iowa. I look forward to telling some more stories about them down the road. The gorgeous cake was from Shamane’s Bakery in Boulder, Colorado.












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Franktown is near Castle Rock and it’s rolling hills and ranches made for a spectacular setting for wedding photography. The light at sunset was as beautiful as it gets. Their wedding details were awesome, from the arch they built out of old doors and ribbon to the engagement photos on the tables. Jammin DJ‘s got the crowd on the dance floor and kept them dancing to the end…Thanks Danyel and Bret – you were such a relaxed, easy going, fun couple to work with. Here are a few of my favorites.













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When Alana contacted me to shoot for her portfolio I knew it would be a great shoot because I had done her senior portraits four years before. She graduated from CU in engineering this past spring, has a great job, and is just looking to make some extra money in modeling. We shot her rock climbing at sunset and running and cycling at sun rise. I am up early anyway and this is just the most beautiful light of the day. Our rock climbing shoot was cut a little short by a strong thunderstorm. And yes, when you are on top of a mountain holding a tripod it feels even closer.












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