Navric Studios

09/01/2026

We’ve been hard at work lately, getting to know our new space just as the rain and fall begin to settle in.

Before summer completely slips away, here are a few portraits from earlier in the season, photographed during one of the first rains near Red Rocks with the always talented Aubrey Allen.

07/26/2026

07/26/2026

We are busy collecting some archive images! Hundreds of thousands of photos that were stored away in order to make navigational space for active use images. We feel like these photos deserve to be seen so once in a while there is going to be a bundle of black and white photos that are the second pass images. The initial pass included all images delivered to couples, people, businesses. This second pass are photos that were not necessarily of poor quality, but just had missed the finish line by millimeters. Here is one of our favorites from the archives, a series of black and white images for a very emotional first look

07/24/2026

I excel in capturing images under challenging lighting conditions and unconventional settings. The intricate textures, unique shapes, and artistic intentions behind certain photographic styles are truly remarkable. However, when it comes to low-light photography, the possibilities are endless, limited only by one's imagination.

07/23/2026

As I reflect on my experience with the Sony fx30, I'm filled with a mix of emotions - excitement for the future and gratitude for the incredible memories we've created together. While it's bittersweet to acknowledge that my Sony a75 has become my go-to, I'm thrilled to see how far I've come and the new opportunities that lie ahead. The last project we worked on in Colorado was a highlight reel, and I'm so proud of what we achieved with Fallon. As I look to the future, I'm energized by the prospect of pushing creative boundaries and exploring new possibilities. Bring on the next chapter! 📸💫

07/22/2026

Once in a while it's fun to do something a little different. Here is a photo exercise that we shot with Emma and our model Alex. Let us know if you're down to do some Street photos in Colorado and especially in Denver

07/22/2026

A wedding day is a vibrant tapestry of contrasts, where grandeur and intimacy, structure and spontaneity, come together in perfect harmony. These photographs take you on a journey of discovery, moving seamlessly from the anticipation of the grand entrance, to the quiet intimacy of a stolen glance, where time stands still and magic unfolds. And then, there's the unforgettable moment when the couple finally gets to exhale, let their true selves shine, and bask in the joy of their triumph - a moment of unbridled elation. This beautiful dichotomy is what makes a wedding story truly unforgettable: not just the stunning backdrops, exquisite decor, and stylish attire, but the transformative power of love, which shifts the atmosphere from expectation to euphoria, and evolves emotions from nervousness to unbridled joy. It's a story that's both deeply personal and universally inspiring, a story that we're honored to capture through our lens. Now booking select Colorado wedding dates for 2026 and 2027, we can't wait to help you unlock the full potential of your special day and turn it into a treasured family heirloom that will inspire generations to come. 💕

07/20/2026

No video today because I was in the space working on some new photos!
This image is part of my thesis, eventually I will release the whole project. But for now know that I am:
- working through this years photos, all 40,000 of them so far
- Developing more non-wedding elements to the studio
- Shooting weddings
- editing weddings
- unpacking boxes in the new home
- Fishing in the evenings.
- setting up the tabletop photo space.

07/10/2026

Some sessions feel less like a photoshoot and more like wandering into a little pocket of someone’s actual life.

The forest is doing what forests do best here: making everything quieter, darker, greener, and a little more private. They are not dressed up for a grand gesture, and that is why the image works. A backpack still on her shoulders, his arms holding her up, both of them tucked into the trees like they took a break from the trail and forgot for a second that anyone else was around. It feels playful, but not performative. Romantic, but not precious. Just close.

I like when portraits have this kind of physical honesty. The kind where you can feel the weight of being held, the awkwardness of balancing on uneven ground, the small laugh that probably happened right before or right after the kiss. Not every couple needs the same kind of session. Some need a ballroom, some need a mountain overlook, some need a dark patch of woods and enough trust to let the moment get a little messy. That kind of photograph feels earned because it keeps the couple human and present.

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07/09/2026

This is one of those ceremony photographs where the whole room disappears.

There are people behind her, flowers nearby, a timeline still moving somewhere in the background, but none of that is what you feel first. You feel the look on her face, the hands held just out of frame, and the way this part of the day suddenly becomes very small and very large at the same time. I love ceremony images because there is nowhere for them to hide. The reaction is either there or it is not, and when it is there, the photograph does not need much else.

This is why the quieter ceremony frames matter so much in a wedding gallery. They are not always the loudest images at first glance, but they carry the promise, the nerves, the relief, and the realization that the day is no longer something being planned. It is happening. Someone is standing across from you. The words are being said. The people who love you are close enough to witness it. Years later, a frame like this can bring you back to the exact breath before everything changed.

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