Denver Colorado wedding photojournalist and fine art photographer Mark Hayes
As much as I try and keep everything up to date and blogged I noticed I missed blogging quite a few engagement and family sessions (for former wedding clients) this last few months – so in the spirit of spring cleaning May will be the month to catch it all up with. Sometimes it’s difficult…
As some people may have heard Bridalize has gone through a bit of a change this spring. Focusing more on event planning and services the boutique shop they had was no longer serving enough purpose to justify the costs associated with a storefront like that so they closed it down. Don’t worry – Bridalize isn’t…
no comments
For me I just love the emotion on the brides face as she looks in the mirror for the first time after getting into her dress on her wedding day – add to that the look on her sister/bridesmaid face who is helping her and it’s just priceless. Captured at The Sanctuary Golf Course, the…
no comments
So I’ll go ahead and fess up that over the last few years I’ve become a fan of Say Yes to the Dress, I know – it’s a series hit to the man card but I’m hoping doing 700+ pound leg presses once a week in the gym helps counterbalance this a bit. One of…
no comments
As a professional wedding photographer in Denver one of the skills that is put to use in ever wedding, well besides knowing our gear forwards and backwards, is observation. Even in a venue that I’ve shot in dozens of times, like Dunafon Castle in this case, I’m always looking for something new and different,…
no comments
I remember a few years ago I covered a wedding where the mother of the bride was an amateur photographer and spent most of the day looking at her daughters wedding through the viewfinder of her Canon Rebel (usually with the built in flash popped up). I remember how sad I felt for both…
no comments
One of my favorite perks of being a featured Dunafon Castle Wedding Photographer is getting to attend the “Taste of Dunafon” open houses that are put on up there about 3 times a year. The spring one is always my favorite, something about walking the castle grounds after the long winter really gets the…
no comments
Personal projects are for an artist the chance to explore their medium and create art purely for the sake of creating art. It gets those creative juices flowing and allows us to explore new things, think outside of the box and take risks with our art that we might not ever do when working for…
no comments
Here’s some more pics from Mark and Kelly’s recent wedding as well as the slideshow. The views of Denver from the 4th floor patio are truly wonderful. Of course not everyone was able to dance the night away….
no comments
Last wedding season on of the side projects I was working on involved using a camera that had been modified to shoot in the infrared spectrum, the goal being to capture some wonderful and unique infrared black and white scenic shots at weddings. Most Denver wedding photographers have their own favorite wedding venues, and…
no comments
by Mark Hayes - Denver Wedding Photographer
no comments