The Four Seasons Vail: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A resort hotel in a high Colorado valley — where one question about the sun governs the whole schedule.
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We are writing a photographer’s field guide to every wedding venue we would happily work in, city by city. Each guide covers the light, the timing and the frames that work – and says plainly where we are drawing on craft rather than on having shot there.
A resort hotel in a high Colorado valley — where one question about the sun governs the whole schedule.
Read the guideAn alpine-style hotel at eight thousand feet, walked in the order a wedding day uses it.
Read the guideA hotel at the foot of an Aspen mountain — sited for the lift, which decides its light.
Read the guideA formal hotel in a high Colorado mountain town, taken hour by hour through a wedding day.
Read the guideA high overlook above a Colorado reservoir — a view worth the altitude, and four problems that come with it.
Read the guideA ranch property in a high Colorado meadow — open ground at eight thousand feet, and lodgepole around it.
Read the guideA ski mountain in the San Juans. One decision — top or base — settles the light, the timing and the risk.
Read the guideA large resort on a rise above a coastal lagoon in north San Diego County — and one decision that settles the whole day.
Read the guideA private club in Vail at eight thousand feet — where the altitude stops being a detail and becomes the main variable.
Read the guideA Spanish Colonial resort in the Ojai Valley — an east-west valley with mountain walls, which does specific things to the light.
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