Denver Colorado wedding photojournalist and fine art photographer Mark Hayes
I mentioned that when I did the last “Taste of Dunafon Castle” event I had a few film cameras up there, and here’s a few picks from one of them. The camera was a Holga which is often called a “toy camera” It has almost no controls (you can barely focus it), very simple construction and…
Church weddings can be beautiful, although often quite challenging for the photographer. The lighting is usually pretty poor and the church will likely restrict your use of flash and where you can move around. Heck lets be honest, even if the church didn’t restrict flash and movement I still wouldn’t use flash…
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Not every day in Colorado is a perfect day with blue skies and dry weather. Last year one of our weddings at Della Terra Mountain Chateau had a wee bit of weather, nothing serious, but it did delay the start of the ceremony about 20 minutes while everyone retreated back inside and waited for…
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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…
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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,…
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by Mark Hayes - Denver Wedding Photographer
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LOVE these….. beautiful shots!
Gorgeous shots. Love the vintage look to these pictures. You did an incredible job!