Four Seasons Denver Shoot with Broxton Art Photography: Part 3

We were lucky to have 2 talented photographers for our Four Seasons Denver shoot last month, so part 3 highlights uber photog Travis Broxton of Broxton Art. Not only a top-tier shooter, but one of the nicest people I know. Enjoy a few of my favs from our shoot at the Four Seasons Denver.

Posing against a Denver skyline in a suite so massive, it had a workout area, full kitchen, office, and a sauna.

His signature editing of this photo adds a special drama and richness. I love it.

Up close you can see the full strip of bottom lashes I added to make her blue eyes sing.

A hard crease with a soft, shimmery lid offset for a dramatic look.

Look #3 of the day was her Breakfast at Tiffany's moment.

Our last shot of the day. Dramatic, dark, magical, and freezing. She and I were both fighting off colds and were literally shivering outside waiting for the lighting setup.

-What I Used-


Lips: Estée Lauder Pure Color

For her first look (up close shots) I used Lauder's creamy Pure Color lipsticks and blended together 2 shades (below) to create a not-too one shade or the other look. I wanted the mauve as a base with a shot of perfect pink over top.

Estée Lauder Pure Color Lipstick in Mystic Mauve

Estée Lauder Pure Color Lipstick in Pink Lolita

Mascara: Hard Candy Lash Ink

For our final look we went Audrey Hepburn all the way. This meant undoing a little  drama from the previous peacock themed photos and letting a more natural beauty shine through. The giant feather lashes compounded with hours of makeup changes left her eyes really irritated, so we went lash-free for this look. I instead used a few coats of Lash Ink. I wanted a no-smudge, no-fuss lash that wouldn't need touching up throughout the rest of the shoot. Lash Ink is brilliant because it blackens lashes for several days in a way that water, rubbing, crying, and sweating can't destroy.

Hard Candy Lash Ink 4 Day Lash Stain

Cheeks: h.wood.beauty Cream Blush

Popping the cheeks with color is what a fresh bridal look is all about. I used Cream Blush in Azalea from h.wood.beauty, a richly pigmented yet easy to blend pot of brilliant color.

h.wood.beauty Cream Blush


If you have a wedding coming up and are looking for one of the best photogs in the country (he travels everywhere), you can see more of Travis' work HERE.

Click HERE for more info on the brand new Four Seasons Denver.