Denver Colorado wedding photojournalist and fine art photographer Mark Hayes
Shooting at night in the Colorado mountains, and on the roof of a castle no less, does create some interesting challenges from time to time – but the results can be worth it. This shot at Dunafon Castle of Kelle and her father dancing is one of my favorites. Until next time, Mark
Ryan and Kristina’s destination wedding from the summer of 2010 held at Sevens in Breckenridge was such a pleasure to work. I wasn’t sure how well the ceremony site would work at first, the chairs setup on the deck in front of Sevens and overlooking the mountains in the background. It did come…
When shooting engagement photos here in Denver Colorado it’s true that they tend to be a little more posed than my photojournalistic styled wedding coverage, but that doesn’t mean a little photojournalism style won’t sneak it’s way into your engagement session. Some of my favorite photos are those in which the engaged couple are interacting…
During most of my engagement sessions with couples around Denver I can usually break up where we’ll shoot into three categories. If the couple just want’s nice pictures we tend to hit tried and tested areas – places I know I’ll be able to get some great shots. Find something unique about their wedding venue…
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Amazing work! Just beautiful. Loved the idea of using just using the existing light. So much character.
I’ve been studying a few new portrait styles, one of them, relationships, captures the connection between the people in the image. It didn’t take me long to realize I’d been shooting this “new style” for a few years at my old job, only we called it Pets with People instead of Relationship photography. It’s all…
by Mark Hayes - Denver Wedding Photographer
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Hi. Agree with your comments and love the images. Well done.
Steve