Seris Photography

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About this pro

I generally will break the rules when it comes to creating photo art. I have my own methods of motivating subject, teaching them best poses for their face shape, body type ect. I will sometimes intentionally skew settings on my camera to get creative shots. Location is never a problem for me. In the past I had to hike to a remote location just to get that perfect shot. Goal achieved. Ask me and I will show you. In a few weeks I will be taking a flight to the sand dunes of southern colorado for a 2 hour shoot, then a flight back! Basically, where there is a will, there is a way. I absolutely LOVE photography! It has been my passion since I was 8 years old (see my ABOUT US page on serisphotography.com). Photography is my artistic outlet and obsession. Why is this important? Because, when you love what you do, you do it well.

12 years in business

4 employees

Reviews

Wes G.

Not only is Albert a professional in every way, he brings a passion to his shoots that leaves the recipient with an incredible experience. Albert is constantly searching and creating ways to be better. Another big reason we really enjoy working with Albert is he isn't one of those stuffy, 'I can't work with this garbage' photographers. He is a blast to work with and it's easy to feed off of his energy. He's always engaging and the whole shoot is just fun. I highly recommend Albert but his work should speak for itself. Guy is just brilliant.
Jul 6, 2013
Brandon M.

Albert did an amazing job of capturing the true nature of our family. We were truly impressed with all the photos we got and would highly recommend using him to anyone.
Sep 19, 2012

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FAQs

What types of customers have you worked with?
Most common jobs are jobs that require "something different". For weddings, I shoot very "Cinderella" style work, for engagement shoots I have worked in junk yards to abandoned buildings! My style is artistic and cutting edge. i love challenges and I seek them often. Next shoot: The sand dunes of Durango, CO!
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
It is VERY important to see samples of work. I have shot covers for magazines with very inexpensive gear. Although good gear helps, nothing can replace a great creative eye. Not one photographer should make an excuse for a bad shoot with "the subject was not experienced" or "the subject was boring". In my opinion, there are no boring subjects, only boring photographers.
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
I am nationally published and I have worked as a photojournalist for national magazines. I have photographed famous people (which is a blast), professional sports figures and well known political people.