Denver Colorado wedding photojournalist and fine art photographer Mark Hayes
This simple ceremony shot at the wonder Sanctuary Golf Course might seem like an unusual choice for a Friday favorite. After all it’s not an amazing emotion filled moment or this cleverly crafted piece of photographic artwork, so why choose it. See right now there’s a big buzz in the wedding photography…
Della Terra Mountain Chateau is another Colorado wedding venue that I really love to shoot at, and this image helps show why. The location is just brimming with wonderful details and places to grab an amazing picture. Here the bride was getting ready to head down to the main level for some portraits, and…
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One of the aspects I love about shooting weddings at the Sanctuary Golf Course is the wonderful locker rooms the bride and groom get to use for getting ready. Large, comfortable, and great colors – it just makes it a pleasure to shoot a bride and a handful of bridesmaids without crowding them in cramped…
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It wouldn’t be wedding day photo coverage without some shots of the dress and people getting ready, I’m really fond of how this pictures captures a bit of all of that. The dress hangs on the door while the bride gets her makeup touched up and a bridesmaid has her hair attended too. …
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This IS a fantastic image. In SO many ways!!! A dress shot that tells a story! AWESOME!!!
Anyone who follows my blog or has spent time looking at my work and style won’t be surprised to see a first dance photo like this from my camera and listed here on my Friday Favorites. I always strive for a first dance photo that just captures that wonderful moment of the bride and groom…
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Awesome image with the lights in the bg and expressions on their faces! I love the sepia tone you gave it!
by Mark Hayes - Denver Wedding Photographer
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Great post and image! I’m new to the off camera strobist world at weddings,but I immediately saw this shot on your homepage and had to investigate further. I’m also over photographers selling their “skills” for profit. Thanks!