Posts Tagged ‘Mountain Portrait’

The Givens family; family portraits in the mountains near Boulder

04.11.2011 - By Peter
Categories: Family Portraits
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The best complement in photography is to have another opportunity to create images for a past client. I had photographed Joel and Lindsay’s wedding in 2006 and now two has become three. Their daughter Aubrey was so cute and quite a trooper during the course of the shoot. She was all curiosity and smiles, playing with pine cones and feeling the rough bark of a ponderosa pine tree. It was a nice warm February day in the mountains outside Boulder, Colorado to create a family portrait. Here are some of my favorite images, Please enjoy!
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Rob & Jade: A spring wedding at The Alpenglow Stube, Keystone, CO

04.06.2011 - By Peter
Categories: Weddings
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I am really looking forward to all my weddings this year as we are off to a great start.  I am super inspired and my clients are really having a blast letting me run wild creatively to capture the images I have in my head in incredible locations.

Rob & Jade were simply amazing to work with. They had such a fun, laid back and simply stunning wedding day. I attribute much of this to their easy going attitudes. Jade forgot her vail and realized this as she was half way up the mountain to her ceremony and she said “Oh well, guess I don’t need it”. I have seen much smaller things bring a bride to tears under the stress of a wedding day. Attitude is everything and this is why she had such an amazingly fun wedding day. We then got halfway up Keystone Mountain and the Gondola was closed due to high winds. The Gondola is THE primary way to get to the Stube as it is perched atop the Keystone Resort. Rob & Jade’s eyes lit up when the coordinator told them they would get them to the ceremony via Snow Cat. The snow cat ride ended up being a great photo opportunity from my perspective and they were really excited to get an unexpected Snow Cat tour on their wedding day. Rolling with the unexpected is the most important part of being a wedding photographer. There are always two ways to look at any situation and being opportunistic and positive is so much better than the alternative.  It allowed us to create some unexpected and fabulous wedding images.

I really enjoyed working with Rob and Jade. They had a really great group of friends that were a blast to photograph. Another great day in the beautiful Colorado mountains!

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Play the movie below to see a virtual movie of Rob and Jade’s Wedding Day Storybook

Red Rocks Engagement Portraits; Carl and Jessica

01.20.2011 - By Peter
Categories: Engagement, Portraits
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Red Rocks is one of those classic Colorado locations where you just can’t go wrong for an engagement photo session. I have done at least a hundred shoots around this area and Morrison. It is always my personal challenge to create something new as if I had never been here before, This was a good day for pushing myself.
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Chris and Leslie’s Engagement Portraits; Fall Color in Redstone, Colorado

11.06.2010 - By Peter
Categories: Engagement, Portraits
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I really love shooting in the mountains in the fall. Everything seems to come together, nice weather but interesting clouds, the trees are all dressed up with warm tones and there is an urgency to create photographs. This wonderful color is a fleeting transformation to the cold dull tones of winter. I am afraid as I write this that all of the fall color and warm days even down here in Boulder are soon to retire for another year.

Chris and Leslie got the best of my fall days photographing this year. One of those days that will have me eagerly waiting for next summer to end so I can do it all over again trying to push myself to a higher level of experience for myself and my clients, creating meaningful portraits and art in the process. Working with Chris and Leslie was so natural and relaxed although it was my first time to photograph ether of them. They have that zeal for life and each other that makes my job so easy. When I can just focus on the art of capturing emotion and let my clients be natural and relaxed as it all comes together.

Next September I will photograph Chris and Leslie’s wedding. Hopefully we will have more amazing fall color. I am already excited for the opportunity to work with them again as now I have had a glimpse at what Chris, Leslie and myself are capable of creating together.

We created the image below as a 60 inch canvas. Kathy just took it to deliver it to them in Denver. I already feel like I have lost a best friend. I’ll have to create another one just for me to enjoy. I have had this vision for this image for quite a while even making similar attempts but I feel like this is the image where it really came together and happened just as I envisioned.

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We’re not in Kansas anymore; Billy & Moriah’s Colorado Mountain Wedding

08.31.2010 - By Peter
Categories: Weddings
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We had a great time photographing Billy and Moriah. The wedding was at a new venue for us “Baxter’s on the Creek” in Idaho Springs. It was really beautiful with an intimate ceremony spot nestled in a grove of blue spruce with a creek alongside. I felt like I was deep in a forest with a river running though just behind where the guests were seated. I loved the gurgle of the creek as a soundtrack to the wedding. The reception followed in a great big tent.  Tents are a great way to make the outdoors comfortable, and I love the way my lights bounce around inside making for some of the best reception lighting anywhere.

Clouds but no rain, just the way I like it, making for nice cool temps - a rare treat in August. Billy and Moriah are from Kansas and nearly all their guests were from out of town. It was a great destination wedding as many of the guests commented on how much fun they were having in Colorado.

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Here is Billy and Moriah’s Wedding day Storybook, Click the play button and it will take you through the book.