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"Unkle Papa" of Desert Aloha Photography | Photograph Aloha is a wedding photographer based in Fort Mojave, Arizona. This photographer has a keen eye for natural light and a deep understanding of contemporary sensibilities. He seeks to make your wedding, elopement or family photography experience elegant, straightforward and filled with the spirit of Aloha.
Experience
With over 5,500 weddings serviced both in front of and behind the camera lens, he draws upon his broad and deep experience for each individual session. Throughout his 25 years of wedding experience, Desert Aloha Photography | Photograph Aloha has served couples from Hawaii to Arizona, covering a variety of wedding styles and sizes.
Services Offered
Desert Aloha Photography | Photograph Aloha maintains a one-wedding-per-day policy in order to provide couples with their undivided professional attention on their romantic celebration. Offering multiple, high-resolution photoshoots for boudoir, engagement, or trash-the-dress sessions.
Other Services
Elopement Photography
Surprise Proposal Photography
Engagement Photography
Family Photography
Maternity Photography
Pet Photography
Desert Aloha Photography | Photograph Aloha also provides Elopement Photography in the San Diego area with "Photograph Aloha" (www.photographaloha.com)
Areas Covered
Although willing to travel local or around the world for a photoshoot, Desert Aloha Photography focuses (no pun intended) on the region along the Colorado River. They provide Full Service Photography services to couples celebrating their love throughout Laughlin, Nevada and across the river to Arizona from Bullhead City south to the Parker Dam Strip and more.
Photograph Aloha provides elopement photography in San Diego from Coronado Island north to Oceanside Harobr, San Diego "North Shore"
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Desert Aloha Photography, specifically Chris and Unkle Papa, received high praise from multiple reviewers for their work capturing special moments at weddings. Their photos were described as perfect and beautiful, capturing the essence of the day. The fast turnaround time and enjoyable experience working with them were also mentioned. Overall, Desert Aloha Photography was highly recommended for wedding photography.
From San Diego with love!
Easy and FUN!
The Winslow Family (aka Billy and Victoria)
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"...and after 4,000+ weddings (both in front of and behind the lens) it seemed like the perfect time..."
Aloha E komo mai, (Hello and welcome to my home) Feel free to join in the spirit of Aloha by calling me "Unkle" or "Mr. Papa". In Hawaii "Unkle" is how locals refer to elders, regardless of familial connection and "Mr. Papa" is how my Grandchildren and their friends refer to me. Believe it or not, some refer to me as "Unkle Papa"... I love it!
My Humble Beginnings! It all began back in the 1970's; armed with my brand spankin' new Canon AE1 (Trivia: The AE1 was the very first microprocessor-equipped SLR). Having cut my teeth learning the ropes on a very trusted, beat up and well used Canon F1, the passion for professional photography and imagery was born. From there, I built my own darkroom and soon obtained the Canon AE1 "Programmable" and nothing was the same.
Today, it's all digital and an entirely different kind of intensity... Rather than sitting in that custom Black & White darkroom in the 1970's and by custom I mean a converted 8'X6' bathroom, it's now a full color digital editing production suite with top of the line editing software and hours in front of a giant computer monitor but......... the passion continues.
I have zero complaints with today's technology as I've always considered myself a "techie" and trust me, I can live with the headaches of staring at a computer screen all day as opposed to those old fashioned "eye adjustment" headaches from sitting in a safe-light darkroom all day AND breathing in chemicals like developer, stop-bath and fixer for 8+ hours...
