Colorado Landscape & Elopement Photographer

Joe Hendricks travelled with his family in an Airstream for two years. Along the way he took pictures of it in many beautiful locations.

Joe is one of the most creative wedding photographers you will ever meet.

Early in the morning, the sun rises to shine a light on Grand Teton Mountain.

Joe is one of the best family photographers you will ever meet! He loves interacting with the families and takes super creative pictures of them!

Ridgway Colorado is one of the most beautiful places in the United states to see snow covered mountains!

Joe started a company called Elope telluride, where couples go up into the mountains and get married without any of the drama of a wedding.

A single Joshua Tree sits beneath the milky way alone at night. Joe Hendricks used a technique called “light painting” to make the tree stand out against the night sky. This picture is one shot. No fancy editing techniques.

Sometime you have to be in the right place at the right time. This duck just happened to land and the perfect spot as I was walking by with my camera.

Is was a dark and stormy day, but the light came out for just a second to shine down on the mountain in the middle of hidden lake in Glacier National Park.

This image was caught right as the sun was setting. With a fluff of the vail, this couple created one of the most beautiful silhouettes taken at a wedding!

I was tasked with taking pictures at the Elephant sanctuary in Hohenwald TN. This was an amazing opportunity and I was the first photographer to go in and take pictures professional pictures of these amazing elephants that have been through so much in their lives.

Ice climbers come form all over the globe to climb the ice walls in Ouray Colorado. Every year, when it gets cold, climbers scale the massive walls of ice.

Horseshoe bend is one of the most popular places in the Western United States to take pictures of. Thousands of people visit there everyday to take pictures of it.

This picture taken in San Francisco won an award in the Best of the Best competition by Junebug Weddings!

This picture was taken in beautiful Lower Antelope Canyon

Most families look for a regular family portrait, but Joe pushes the boundaries of family photography by making it a creative process.

Learn how to do double exposure with Joe Hendricks

Composition is one of the hardest thing to teach a photographer, but Joe will go through the process with you and challenge you to be better!

This is my song posing through a glass tile

The sunset came out in glorious fashion to highlight our Airstream while we were traveling down in Florida.

Symmetry takes a picture from being regular to being absolutely amazing! This shot was taken of a Bride in Scarritt Bennett in Nashville TN

I was relaxing at the Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park when all of the sudden I see this wild horse come out to take a drink of water.

Early in the morning I went out in a boat to take pictures of cypress trees that grew up in the middle of a lake that seemed like glass.

My son was being adventurous and traveled far from me at White Sands National Monument, but as I saw him walking across the sand, I couldn’t help but be in awe of the picture that was waiting for ma to take of him!

The Grand Canyon has so many layers to it. Each one has different characteristics and colors.

Light Painting is a skill I have mastered and I always love taking a picture of my couple at the end of their wedding day in a creative and unique way.

I was in the middle of a field of sunflowers when I saw this one over achieving flower standing above the rest. I had to take a picture of it being bold and standing out.

Being a wedding photographer, you have to always be coming up with creative way to take pictures without all the junk and distractions in the background.

In the early days of light painting, I would go out and experiment with my friends with flashes like in this picture

Wine glasses offer a very unique perspective sometimes and I took advantage of a little downtime at a wedding to take this very creative picture

Knowing how to use off camera lighting can really make a difference in your wedding pictures

This picture presented itself on Easter Sunday. The sun rose over a barn and the sky looked like it was on fire!

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