I recently had the pleasure of taking Senior Pictures for Golden High School Senior Chris K., Class of 2011. We had a great time shooting in Corwina Park outside of Evergreen.
Headshot due dates are closing fast. Contact Chester today to schedule your Senior Picture shoot for this year.
We were at a friend’s house for dinner recently, and I just happened to catch Nat in this spot. Sometimes random moments work out well.
The inbox and calendar are starting to fill up with Senior Portrait requests. I am local to Lakewood High School, Green Mountain High School, Alameda High School and Bear Valley High School. Yearbook headshot deadlines will be upon you faster than you know it (indeed, I can’t believe school starts in roughly 4 weeks), so get your photoshoot scheduled today. We can do urban or mountain. Favorite locations include Red Rocks and spots along Bear Creek toward Kittredge. Rocky Mountain National Park is an option too, but additional fees would apply for travel time.
I was in a funk recently, not really being motivated to shoot. Natalie saw a moth the other day and wanted to get a picture of it, so that started an evening of us taking pictures. I used my Olympus ZD 50mm f2 Macro lens and got the images below. I’ll send a free 8×10″ of your choice (from my online gallery) to the first person that can correctly identify this mystery bug. Just leave the name in the comments below.
You never know when a good photo opportunity will crop up. This shot was taken at my daughter’s 5th birthday party at our house in Lakewood. I didn’t expect to get any good portraits, just normal candid snapshot stuff. One of our family friend’s 1 year old climbed into one of Natalie’s new present’s, a Barbie sized doll house. Then she put her face right up to the door. It was too cute to pass up, and this is the result. Many thanks to her mom for letting me share the photo with you.
There are some moments in life that, try as you might, you just cannot be there for. The ultrasound for a grandchild, niece, or nephew. A babies first words. But odds are someone is recording them, and now they can be placed in a greeting card and sent to those who couldn’t be there. Lifesound Cards makes this possible with an innovative product, and I had the pleasure of doing the product shoot for them. Check them out online at lifesoundcards.com.
If you have a Colorado based product or service you need photos of, contact me today and let’s get some pictures made.
Recently I was contracted to do some product photos for a new local Colorado company – FirstGearKits.com. Based in Evergreen, they sell various types of emergency kits to cover potential natural disasters in whatever area you live, work or play in. Having been a Boy Scout when I was younger, I still believe in the motto “Be Prepared” and definitely see the value in kits like this. Heck, as often as our kids lose cellphone chargers, a kit including a hand crank cell charger would be worth it by itself.
Water cascades over the top of the Evergreen Lake Dam, driven by high winds.
Gears to control a spillway or other valve at Evergreen Lake Dam.
