whotookthis?
Oh. JLe took this.
About this site… Loosely called “photography”… I hold the camera, fiddle with some dials, and push some buttons, and an image pops up. What is this witchcraft?
About me… I’m just a guy who’s living life, and loving life. I love it so much I want to capture it, and put it in a jar with a twig and some leaves, and poke some holes in the top of the lid so the memory of that moment can live on forever. But alas, I don’t have the hand quickness of a professional butterfly catcher, so I settle for capturing it on camera. I’m no professional. I’m learning every time I go out. Once in a while, I’m happy with a photo. Usually, I know there’s something I would do different for the next time. My goal with this blog is to document my progress with my so-called photography in the hopes that I’ll be able to reflect, learn, and grow. Life is a journey, and hopefully, I’ll be able to capture that on film (err, digital film) with the quickness of a cougar (no, not the oversexed 40 year old divorcée kind). And maybe, just maybe, you’ll enjoy what you see of my life (like a stalker looking into a bedroom window, but less creepy).
Anything else you need to know about me? Just ask!
I ran across your photos while typing in “Weddings in Rocky Mountain National Park photography”. I know you stated that you aren’t a photographer but you have done a few weddings….My fiance and I will be eloping to Colorado in July and I’m wondering if you would be interested in taking pictures for us? We have just purchased our first digital SLR camera and LOVE taking pictures but it’s kind of difficult if we need to be in them together
I’ve been studying other photographers wedding photos, the poses and angles. You do a good job! 
Let me know… Janine
January 27, 2012 at 8:59 am
Hi Janine! I’m glad you came across my blog, and liked my photos! That really means a lot. Also, I am really flattered you would ask me to do your wedding photos, however, at this time, I will regretfully have to decline. I currently live in the midwest, so Colorado isn’t exactly my backyard. And as much as I have been lucky enough to take some great pictures, I think that a professional may serve you better (from having the appropriate gear, having the experience handling stressful wedding situations, to understanding all the intricate shots that people want). I really would like to wish you the best of luck though, and I hope you have a wonderful wedding. RMNP is an absolutely beautiful place to have a wedding, and hopefully, with whichever photographer you end up with, they will be able to do it justice!
Thank you for stopping by, and if I can ever offer you any advice on using your DSLR, just let me know!
Sincerely, Justin
January 30, 2012 at 12:19 am
Nice shots and stories! You definitely get around the country. Found you randomly somehow on wordpress.
Question – what is the theme you use? I get really frustrated with the narrow style of the themes, and I’m envious of the wider space you have to work with.
April 5, 2012 at 1:56 am
I’m using the Modularity Lite theme. I had the same frustrations you had prior to finding this theme! Especially since photos are centric to my blog… Anyway, you can find a link right to it, if you scroll all the way to the bottom of my blog! Good luck, and thanks for stopping by!
April 5, 2012 at 11:50 pm
Amazing photos! You certainly had a good time!
April 8, 2012 at 6:29 pm