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Places we will be teaching
WPPI 2010 Platform March 9th
Professional Photographers of Colorado April 11th
Pictage User Group (PUG) April 7th
Mile High Photographers Holga Workshop May 12th
Mile High Photographers August 10th
Woodshop Southbend Indiana Workshop November 6-7
WPPI 2011 Master Class Jan 21
WPPA March 15
Woodshop (Helena MT) July 11
Mile High Photographers 2012 March 27
Many people ask us do we shoot photojournalism. Angie and I have always shied away from titles because our work doesn’t really fit any particular category. Part of the reason for this is we are changing the way we shoot weddings based on each couple. Some couples need more photojournalism, because they are conferrable around the camera and if we modified or coaxed things we would destroy the natural things that would happen. Others need a little guidance. Much of what we are known for is our portrait work. Whether its classic or fashion oriented. It is what we show mostly on our site, what clients come to us to create. The other part of the job that is more than 80 percent of the day is photojournalism. We are just hanging back documenting the beauty of your day. Non scripted, real emotions, captured in a way they will be classics.
This is kind of a sneak peak for Chris and Danette. This is Danette’s father giving her away during there ceremony. I will let the pictures speak for themselves. I really loved this series of images I hope you do as well.
Are you looking for a photojournalist to capture your wedding?
When we first talked with Ricky and Theresa we had no idea that we went to high school with Ricky until they came to the studio to meet with us. It was a nice surprise and fun to see Ricky again! They were married in the mountains at the Silverthorne Pavilion. They held their ceremony inside along with the reception due to the heavy amounts of rain that day. Although their guests didn’t sit in the rain Ricky, Theresa and their bridal party were brave enough to be outside for their pictures. Andy & I love it when it rains because it creates the most amazing sky, which if you know us, you know that is our thing!
Because it was a fall wedding they used fall colors including red, orange, yellow and red. She had a beautiful selection of flowers which was perfect for the time of year with her color using roses, daises and cala lilies. The bridesmaids wore long elegant red dresses and there was even a beautiful red accent on Theresa’s wedding dress.
We had a blast at this wedding and as end result we also earned two WPPI awards from it!
Brandon & Kelsey were married here in Denver at the University Club downtown. When Kelsey first came to meet with us she brought 2 of her best friends (also in the wedding) and her mom; we loved them all and knew were going to have a great time. We did their engagement session several months before their wedding downtown and mostly in the dark. So we definitely used more artistic measures with our photos that night and the light. They were such good sports and seemed to have a good time even in the dark!
Her girls wore long dresses in a periwinkle color and flowers with a combination of calla lilies/roses. Not only were they all ready early but they were up for anything when it came to photos and hung outside with us for a long time in the cold! They had a lot of friends and family who were very involved in the whole process including a band for their reception with Brandon’s dad, brother and friends. They served cupcakes in multiple flavors for dessert and showed a video they made with each other and stories that had everyone laughing.
We were so lucky to be a part of such a beautiful wedding and we wish you guys lots of happiness!
We had the awesome opportunity to fly to McCall, Idaho for Dave & Jen’s wedding. When we first got the call about the wedding in Idaho we were curious why these Californians were going all the way there for the wedding, but once we arrived and saw how beautiful it is, there was no more wondering. Having never been to Idaho, we didn’t know what to expect but we were excited for the adventure. It all started with a smaller plane where the propeller is right outside the window and its loud enough you can’t hear each other well in conversation. There were only about 15 rows on this plane and 2 seats on each side. Once we got there we had to rent a car and we drove about 2 /12 hours to the little resort town of McCall. It sits on a huge lake with other lakes not far away and a mountain atmosphere much like Colorado.
Dave & Jen were married on the dock at the lake amongst a handful of family and friends who had all flown out from California for their wedding. The scenery was amazing and the view off of the dock were perfect for the ceremony. Afterwards they had an intimate dinner with the friends and family inside. They even had a beautiful hotel suite with a large window
We had a great time traveling to Idaho and working with this wonderful couple and their family!












