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…
I love the time of year when the final schedules are getting set for June weddings and I’m meeting with my clients, venues, and wedding planners. On a day when you get to go up and hang out at the Dunafon Castle it’s even better. There’s something about the smell of the grass, the trees…
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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…
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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…
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One of the rooms at Dunafon Castle, the wine room, is most often used for signing of the license after the ceremony, but with it’s rough walls and cozy feel it can also make a great location for a quick and painless portrait of the couple as well. Until next time, Mark
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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!