Kristopher Lewis Photography

04/13/2024

coming soon | 2355 s fillmore st | 🏡Kristen Kirkegaard Crabtree + Scott Kirkegaard

09/30/2022

*compression/upload quality test* Cheers Casey Miller for having me out to capture this gem near wash park. inspired twist of modernity let my imagination run on this one.

01/05/2017

Gorgeous view from this well appointed Denver Penthouse. The swarovski telescope helps clarify your curiosity of the city.

12/31/2016

Take the perfect photo tonight!

New Year's Eve Photography Tips - New Year’s Eve is by far the world’s biggest party (think about how the media strives to connect the dropping of the Ball in New York’s Times Square with the other parties going on all over the country – regardless of the time zone!

12/30/2016

Walking into multi-level homes excites my creative, especially when spiral staircases are involved :) This image captured lying on my back. Big shout out to Gitzo and Really Right Stuff for making the best camera supports in the game.

12/29/2016

What is your New Year’s Resolution?

I love New Year’s. Halloween, Christmas and National Cat Day (obviously) are high on my list too, but New Year’s holds a special weight for me. It’s the re

12/27/2016

Emerald Lake in the summertime! A 3 minute exposure in the middle of the day courtesy of Lee Filter's Big Stopper Filter. My favorite tool for streaking clouds and making water turn to silk.

12/26/2016

Couldn’t imagine a more zen inspired tub. Super clean tile work married to porcelain and raw cherry. Yum.

12/24/2016

Where is the world is Santa?

Use Google Santa Tracker to follow Santa Claus on Google Maps as he makes his journey around the world.

12/24/2016

I love photographs capturing the abstract. My attempt in the backwoods of Colorado dragging against a swift current.

12/22/2016

How does one capture the perfect shot in the snow?

You’re bundled up under appropriate layers, complete with warm, waterproof boots, fingerless mittens, and disposable hand warmers for added comfort. Spare batteries are tucked under layers, close to your body, to keep them warm in an attempt to prolong their life outside.