Trystan Photography: An Intimate Portrait.

Long term clients.

I love our long term clients. Jaclyn’s been coming to Trystan Photography for portraits for years.

And now she and Eddie are getting married in Telluride this summer. And she turned to us.

I love it. It’s such an awesome responsibility to be charged with documenting a client’s life like this.

Thank you, Jaclyn. Eddie thank you for agreeing with her! We are so honored.

So, I’m slaving away at the computer, as usual, and I get this e-mail from a potential wedding client.

“Are you Tycen’s brother?”

I stared. Then I answered, “Yes… Tycen is my brother.”

“Oh, man, that’s cool,” he said, “I know Ty from college, we were on the track team together our in California.”

“Did you find us through Ty?” I asked, confused.

“Nope. Just found you by chance. Guess it’s just one of those things…”

Some people really like that “small-world feeling”.

I, on the other hand… do not. When all the stars align and coincidences don’t feel like coincidences anymore it kinda wigs me out.

It’s cool, though. I really like thinking how out of all the photographers out there, from another state David and Logan chose us, and I happen to be related to one of his buddies from college.

Small world.

Turns out I can tell now why David and Ty were close in college: he and Logan are awesome.

Kris and Jay were married last weekend, so it’s better late than never on posting my favorite photos from their engagement session at The Garden of the Gods.

I knew from their engagement session that Kris and Jay were the ideal wedding clients for Trystan Photography. So fun, so naturally in love, they were comfortable and real for my camera. Their wedding was a blast, so all suspicions confirmed: they are terrific people.

I’ll have Kris and Jay’s wedding photos from Holy Rosary Chapel and The Flying Horse Club in a month and a half, or so.