It seems like something out of a movie: non-essential businesses are ordered to shut down, and we’re told to stay home. Parks are cordoned off. A majority of people in public are wearing masks. Grocery stores have put stickers on the floor to direct shopper traffic and to keep people at least 6 feet apart at all times. We can’t go visit our friends and families. Birthdays, holidays, graduations, and more are passing by uncelebrated. But it’s not a movie. […]
March 25th, 2019, we welcomed our shining star to our family: Abel Jackson Acuna, born at 8:54 pm weighing 7 lbs 8 oz and 20 inches long at Parkview Hospital in Pueblo, Colorado. He was a week and a day early, but was born completely and totally perfect. For the last month since his birth, Alan and I have been changing, feeding, burping, cuddling, and just all-around loving this sweet, perfect little boy. Having a newborn has been the hardest […]
Happy New Year! 2019 is here and it’s time to get those resolutions into gear. 2018 has been a great year for us at Lisa Wiker Photography. We moved to Pueblo, Colorado (although we will still be servicing ALL of Southern Colorado!), found out we’re expecting, and as of December 13th, 2018, this boyfriend/girlfriend photography team because a HUSBAND/WIFE photography team! So many changes happened. What didn’t change, though, is our dedication to capturing your memories. With our own little […]
Summer has come and gone, and fall is here in full-swing. Winter is right around the corner! For us, this summer was incredible. We photographed some beautiful weddings, all of which we enjoyed immensely and were such a privilege to photograph. These weddings included a gorgeous wedding between McKenna and Brian on their very own ranch: And of course, any ranch wedding wouldn’t be complete without the including horses! I also had the pleasure of photographing the wedding of my […]
I want to start by saying that I’m a firm believer that camera gear does not make a photographer. I, myself, have photographed with a number of different cameras through the years and can attest to the fact that it’s nearly impossible (and in some cases, it IS impossible) to discern what camera was used to create what photograph. I have seen photographs taken with the highest quality gear that look like simple cell phone shots, and I have seen […]
