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Thursday, March 10, 2011

Karen & Jason’s Engagement Session at Rocky Mountain NP

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Rocky Mountain National Park during winter is amazing place. When you mixed it up with outdoor loving couple who embrace the nature’s beauty, it is truly a magic. Karen & Jason loves outdoor and they are having a summer wedding this year on top of the mountain. They suggested to having a winter engagement session at Rocky Mountain National Park. It was just awesome!

We started off at the water fall which has been frozen over and just a part is showing. They went up near the top without any hesitation and I am taking their photo on top of the ice. Joyce was so awesome taking a light over the ice and knee deep snow to having this picture taken.

It looks a lot like a spring clothes here, but it was cold & windy. I praise Karen & Jason that they took the jackets off while taking this picture over the boulder.


And we have passed by the field and it must be around 20F with gust of winds around 20 mph, but the winter scene was just magnificent with snow-capped mountains.


Next a few photos are taken moriane park meadows. One is inside of aspen trees and the other of weathered dead tree. The weather was pretty cloudy so we added extra lights to add drama to the photos.

Final photo is taken at the Sprague Lake path with infrared camera.


Thank you so much for such a wonderful & magical engagement session, Karen & Jason. And looking forward to photograph your wedding in the summer.

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KelseyJuly 13, 2011 - 12:49 pm

I’m so Impressed with these photos, can you tell me more about the specific location that these were taken?

Pam GroveApril 20, 2011 - 9:55 am

Beautiful pictures. Amazing scenery. Best wishes for a wonderful wedding day and blessed life together.

Helga DallaMarch 11, 2011 - 11:28 pm

Fantastic photos – amazing scenery…much different than the beaches and sand here in Australia…magical.

JasonMarch 10, 2011 - 9:53 pm

Thank you very much! We had a lot of fun sharing our love of the outdoors with both of you. Now we have great photos to share with family and friends too!

adminMarch 10, 2011 - 4:12 pm

Thank you Karen! We had a wonderful time with you two. Can’t wait for your wedding. It will be awesome!

KarenMarch 10, 2011 - 4:07 pm

Joe & Joyce – thank you SOOO much for a terrific day. We had so much fun with you both and the photos look great! thanks again for giving us such a wonderful day and for the awesome photos to remember it by!

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Cindy & Miguel’s Engagment Session

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Cindy & Michael is getting married on June this year. They are just great couple who came out in snow yesterday and had a blast photographing their love in downtown Denver. Their event coordinator is Gabby from Save the Date Events and thank you so much for introducing this couple to us.

We started and finished at Larimer Square and stopped by Tattered Book Store for a hot cocoa and tea. They told us that they had a cake tasting yesterday and they are on their way to planning other details for their wedding.

Thank you so much for having a blast with us in the snow. Here are some teasers for you.

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Nikon Camera & Space

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We use Nikon Camera to capture the moments for our wedding couples and family portraits. But not many people know where my dreams to be a photographer was from. Since very early age of six years old, I saw the picture of space explorations. Specially pictures of planet Saturn was amazing from Galileo mission and I was inspired to be a scientist & astronaut when I grow up.

Since then, I was a physics major in the College of William and Mary and interned at NASA during junior year summer time. Even before that, I was hooked on the world of photography from freshman year and eventually became a photo editor for junior & senior of my college days.

Nikon camera has been the most reliable and durable photographic instruments. I started from Nikon F3 camera and throughout the years, I had F4, F5, D1x, D2x, and D3.


Power of the photography goes a long way to inspire & dream and explore our worlds and beyond. It surely inspired me to pursue my dream of being a photographer.

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