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A new family portrait session

Saturday, February 05, 2011 Posted in portraits

I wanted to share two of the images that we took today at our baby portrait session.  I must say that these guys have their hands full with twins.  I have to finish scanning the negatives but I thought you might enjoy these this weekend.

Congratulations on your beautiful twins you guys.

  • Denver Photography I like the treatment on these! 02.08.11, 12:47AM
  • andy Thanks Dave these are actually film so the look is all in processing the negative. 02.08.11, 02:54PM
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How to get better at Photography

Wednesday, February 02, 2011 Posted in destination wedding photographer

We get a lot of emails from aspiring photographers from around the country.  One of the most asked question’s is how to get better.  So I thought I would answer it today.

I think there are a lot of ways to get better at the craft of photography I am going to list the one that I think will accelerate  your learning curve.

1.  Practice – I played sports up until college.  Baseball, basketball and cross country.  Baseball was my passion.  I liked playing basketball and cross country but I mostly played them to get into shape for baseball.  It was driven into me at a young age that if you wanted to be good at something you needed to practice.  The best place to start is just shooting that next picture.

I thought this picture from a Vail wedding would help to illustrate practicing and pre visualizing.

Groomsman practicing his speech

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Holga Kayak

Tuesday, February 01, 2011 Posted in destination wedding photographer

I absolutely adore shooting with a Holga.  The lack of control except for composition makes it such a fun camera to use.  It’s so simplistic that it leaves the photographer with so many artistic choices.  This image was taken on the way to shoot a wedding in Ouray Colorado.  We stopped in a small town for some gas and a bite to eat.  After eating we gave ourselves some time to walk around and explore.  I was drawn to the shapes and textures of the old Kayaks.  I am printing this one up for the house and thought I would share it.

  • Rick Great Shot! 02.06.11, 01:32AM
  • Jackie This is wonderful. I've am fascinated with holga too. The mentality required with film, alongside of the unpredictability you get with a holga are so exciting. 02.24.11, 03:52PM
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