Snow Canyon Family Photos

By Gideon Photography - Utah Wedding Photographer • November 27, 2013 • Family

Year round Snow Canyon is a perfect place for family photos. It is always beautiful. The red rock cliffs and amazing views make for the perfect location for any kind of pictures. This session happened to get Snow Canyon when it actually had snow. This is pretty unique. We had an unusual amount of snow this year in St George and as far as photos are concerned I’m glad! I had a great time with this amazing little family and was so glad to have been able to work with them. The day was beautiful though cold and they were so much fun!

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Gideon Photography - Utah Wedding Photographer

Hi, My name is Jimmy! I am a professional Photographer living in Utah. I am a Utah Wedding Photographer, as well as a destination wedding photographer. I grew up in Southern California and have grown my business to Southern Utah, the rest of the state and all over the world over the past ten years. When it comes to photographing a couple, I look past the outward appearance for the love and emotion that drives them. I strive to create a fun and spontaneous atmosphere and a collection of images that convey each moment, and every detail in an artistic and truthful manner. Through my many years of experience photographing weddings, I have developed a creative process that will help tell the story of who you are as a couple and what makes this the most important moment in your lives.

3 Comments

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Reply Mido September 14, 2015 at 7:28 am
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