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Justin Hackworth
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We’re not just making photographs. We’re making history.
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Want portraits like this for you and the people you love? We should talk.
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Utah wedding photography
Utah bridal pictures
Here’s Lizy, photographed for her bridal portrait in Provo a few weeks before the wedding. Here’s where you can see her engagement pictures.
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Justin Hackworth photographs beautiful events and happy people. Want pictures like this for yourself? We should talk.
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Later, Megan’s sisters showed up and I took pictures of the whole group. Amongst themselves there was some catching up to do, of course, so the conversation included this gem.
One sister: Today my son ate two of my birth control pills. He’s fine. The lady at poison control said he could eat the whole pack and all he’d get is a stomach ache.
I love my job.
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Justin Hackworth Photography photographs happy families and beautiful events.
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The baby’s coming soon. Time for some family pictures.
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Last week we announced our 30 Stranger project coming up in April. I can’t wait. Well, once Gabrielle and Stephanie mentioned it on their blogs, it only took a couple hours to fill all the spots. (Last year when we did it in two days, I thought that was fast–but two hours? Wow. What’s going to happen next year?) And what to do about all those people that still want to participate, but contacted us after the 30 spots were filled? Well, we came up with a great plan and a super deal. If you want to know what it is, email me. That’s what Shelah did, because she knows the value of getting stunning portraits of her and her daughters.
Big, big thanks to the Penny Royal Cafe where some of these photographs were taken.
Next week we begin the 30 Strangers project and I’ll be making daily posts as the project progresses, so hang on to your hat. This is going to be great.
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It happens the first Friday of every month in Provo and it looks a little like this.
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Saturday night, as the sun dipped below the horizon, I took these pictures.
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There’s also a two minute slideshow if you care to see more of their wedding pictures.
And here’s where you can view the whole event and purchase prints from the wedding.
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First of all, thanks so much for everyone that came to the party on Friday. Throughout the night, we had about 100 people come see our space and say hello.
And I just can’t say enough good about the band that played: The Gatsbys. Thanks fella’s. You really spiced things up. I kept hoping they’d play this song and they did! Sweet.
And speaking of sweet, we had the most delicious cup cakes I’ve ever had, provided by Megan at the Sweet Tooth Fairy. I ate three. I’ll admit that now. Three cup cakes, snort snort. They were amazing.
We handed out raffle tickets and at a few times throughout the night we called out some winning numbers. (I actually used a megaphone, like I was a high school principal or something. You’ve got to get one). The winners were awarded gift certificates and products from the following places. Note: These are some of our favorite people in town and we love them and the businesses they run. They have our highest recommendations. We weren’t giving away stuff from just anyone.
Kaliedoscope Boutique
Shep Salon
Pizzeria 712
The Smokehouse
Metropolitan Salon
The Flower Basket
Mode Boutique
Applebees (just kidding about this one)
It’s so fun to have a party like that and see our good friends and make some new ones. I had a great time and really feel fortunate and blessed to know so many talented and interesting people. I love what I do for a living and it’s a good feeling to be able to share that with others. Thanks, friends, for coming to our little celebration. And now, some pictures.
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She’s a writer. He’s a builder. Now they’re married.
Here’s a three minute slideshow if you want to see more of their wedding pictures.
And here’s where you can view the entire event and order prints.
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She’s working on a PHD in English Literature, he sells Ex-Eastern Bloc military aircraft. Now, their getting hitched. Check out this slideshow with more of their engagement pictures.
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Working as a photographer herself, Tracy had come to this place in Provo before to take pictures. She loved the colors. She shot film, then had it cross processed.
So when it came time for family pictures, she remembered this place.
I followed her and Shep over. I wasn’t sure where we were going, but when I saw that building, I thought, well if that’s not where we’re going, we should certainly stop anyway. Turns out, that’s what Tracy had in mind. I love it when we’re on the same page.
And now, here’s their one minute slideshow:
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I think it’s a good sign when an engaged couple can’t stop smiling when they look at each other. From time to time I’d say, “Ok, now don’t smile for a second” and for Paige and Mark, that was impossible. They’d giggle and try not to smile, but in the end, they’re just so happy to be getting married. Now that’s sweet.
Location: Provo
Mood: Giddy bliss
Percentage of time smiling: 99.9%
Her coat: Freak’n awesome
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Provo Canyon, just above Sundance
Provo Canyon
Provo Canyon
Remember Stephaine from the 30 Strangers Project? These portraits were taken at my studio in downtown Provo, and Provo Canyon, just above Sundance.
See a thirty-second slideshow here.
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Melanie needed something fast. By fast, I mean, she came in at 1pm and was getting on a plane to L.A. at 5pm. She needed to be photographed first, then needed to get some prints made because she was going to California for her second try-out on America’s Next Top Model.
The first try-out was held in Salt Lake. She called got back. That’s when we get to the part of the story where she showed up at my studio four hours before she was leaving for L.A. No problem Melanie. I’ve got you covered. And speaking of covered—note to my mother: yes, she is wearing clothes in this picture.
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Sure, she grew up here, but she had moved to California and started working as an actress. She just happened to be back in Utah to film a movie. He managed the club where the movie was being filmed. She vowed she’d never move back here. Ah…that was because she didn’t realize how charming Travis could be. Ladies and gentlemen–Travis and Tisha. Two minute slideshow here.
The Venue: Thanksgiving Point
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Wow. Good times, Lindsay and Whitney. Let me just say, the Conley family knows how to throw a party. My, my. To see a three minute slide show, click here.
Wedding: Salt Lake Temple
Reception: McCune Mansion in Salt Lake City
Cake: Dippidee
Flowers: Planted Earth Floral
Dress: Alta Moda
Hair and Makeup: Enizio
Mood: Bliss
Fun Level: Off the charts
Class: High
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Janet and Steven got married at the Hidden Valley Country Club. I arrived early and we got in golf carts and drove to some secluded places and took pictures of the two of them before the guests arrived. I loved driving the golf carts. We even saw a deer. I took that as a good omen of good things to come.
You can see a short slide show here.
If you want wedding photographs like these for yourself or someone you love, give me a call.
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