by Edward C. deCroce . . This synopsis is not meant to be an all-inclusive history of wedding and event photography. More than anything, these are my impressions of the craft gleaned from hanging around it for 50 years. It’s written to remind us that with each new advancement in photography comes a new style....
Jamie and Navine’s wedding was a fun fun fun to shoot. As a Denver wedding photojournalist, capturing the perfect moment in wedding pictures is always the top priority. Of course it helps when the bride and groom are so good looking. The ceremony was at the beautiful Our Lady of Loreto church in Foxfield Colorado...
Four Denver wedding photographers and one Dallas photographer met over beers and hamburgers. Wish I could have stayed longer.
Gretel and Nic’s wedding was a blast to shoot. The day centered around the old D&F tower in downtown Denver. Under a Chuppah, the ceremony was at the Skyline Park and the reception was nearby at the elegant Baurs Ristorante. Now the ironic part is that way back in the 1950’s, my father worked at...
What a great time we had making these photographs at the Benson Sculpture Park in Loveland Colorado. Colorado wedding photography with sculptures seems to be the theme for the summer, next week I’ll be doing Denver wedding photography at The Denver Botanic Gardens with Henry Moore sculptures. . . .
Most photographers do what they do because they like being on the viewfinder side of the lens. Hardy Klahold feels as I do, just a bit uncomfortable being photographed. But we push ourselves to experience what our clients experience. It makes us better at what we do. You can see Hardy’s work at Pixel Arts...
