DeCroce Photography

Edward DeCroce and DeCroce Studio have been a part of my family legacy for over 35 years. He has done family portraits, as well as professional headshots for my grown daughter in the arts and entertainment industry. Always a professional who is willing to suggest sometimes the most creative ways to capture the most wonderful and spontaneous shots. Edward also has a tremendous sense of giving back to the community through his art. He's never shunned a request to help out a good cause. His connection with the community is strong, and his approach to bringing out the best in a person is gentle.

I recently used Ed for a commercial photography shoot. I needed executive headshots and was extremely nervous about the process. Ed was fantastic we decided on an outdoor location in downtown Denver. He found the best locations and spent almost two hours with me taking multiple shots. Ed has an engaging manner and puts me at ease. We managed to get several fantastic photos that captured my authentic self. I highly recommend his services. - Beatriz C

Edward DeCroce is an artist. He has the ability to be larger than life in his craft, but also invisible to capture a moment in time. I admire his work ethic and his many years of working his craft. I highly recommend him! - Dr Lynn Schriner

You’ve waited a while to save up for professional family pics. You call Edward and within 1-2 hrs you have enough shots to make your head explode. You look at the proofs. Your head does explode. You spend two weeks trying to narrow down which ones to get because there’s So. Many. Fabulous. Shots. Even for your sulky teenage boy. Miracles do happen in 2021. He picks up candids that make your 16 year old daughter like a supermodel. You take the pics, compile into one of those handmade books they sell off the internet for gifts. And the grandparents go crazy and your sibs are jealous because now you’re the favorite kid. Moral of the story: you get what you pay for: Eye, experience. Professionalism. I mean that one bush/tree in your yard looks like you’re in The botanic gardens. ???????? how does that happen? Just know going in, your neighbors/friends/cousins side business this is not. You’re in the big leagues now. - Julie B