Category Archives: Journalism
This year’s wedding season started for me with a trip to Killarney in Ireland. It was dream of mine come true: Going to the Emerald Isle with a camera. – I wanted to discover the mystical beauty of Ireland. After all of the official work for the wedding was done, my wife Tammy and I…
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Great work: Especially, the Black & Whites.
beautiful. just beautiful.
Great artistry !!!
Very nice Hardy. You do not want sunshine when photographing most of the time anyway.
love, love the tree pictures. All are great however.
Photographer meets the artist in his studio in Littleton: Michael Lynch is an incredible Denver artist. You can see his amazing work on his website. Thankfully Mike let me watch him work with my camera.
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What a treat for me and my camera today. I was invited by an indian family to photograph the haldi ceremony of their son. This ceremony is also known as Uptaan. Traditionally, this ceremony of haldi is followed in each and every marriage ceremony, so that the bride or groom can have sparkling skin on their…
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What an interesting world! Your photos raise questions like “why is it yellow? Does it smell funny (his expression looks pained in in one shot, and she’s really pressing it onto his face strongly in one?
Fantastic editorial documentary photography at this Denver Wedding Event. Hardy, you are a photo genius!
Wonderful shots Hardy Klahold! This is a very important ceremony and you captured it!
I just returned from an inspiring experience with the Association of Bridal Consultants Annual Conference 2012 – Diamonds and Denim in Denver. I’m so thrilled to meet Rebecca Crinnals from engaging concepts, Donnie Brown from the TV show “Who’s wedding is it anyways”, japanese fashion designer, Master Wedding Vendor, and the Asian Director for ABC Yoshi Kohara and the wonderful…
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Nancy Wilson - Hardy, you never cease to amaze me. Love the tree pictures.
Tamara Wilson - Cool!
Dan Sue Carrington - Such “real” pictures. I especially liked the vine covered cottage. Aunt. Sue
Brian Bernard - great stuff!