About Us
Denver commercial photographer Edward DeCroce creates professional business headshots and corporate editorial photography.
Executive portraits, industrial field photography and commercial business photography in Denver Colorado and throughout North America are just some areas of expertise.
How We Got Started
A two-generation photography business based in Denver, DeCroce Photography was founded in 1960.
Businesses and start-up entrepreneurs have turned to DeCroce for exquisite photography for more than a half century.
Our plan:
Create.
Excite.
Inspire.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (23)
"We hired Edward to photograph our wedding. Of all the photographers to choose from, his work..."
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"We hired Edward to photograph our wedding. Of all the photographers to choose from, his work clearly stood out way above the rest as innovative art. And, he is so easy to work with on any project.
I cannot recommend Edward enough. If you hire him, your expectations will be far exceeded.
He's the best."
"great photographer!"
Products & Services
Celebrate your love and upcoming nuptials with an engagement photo shoot! Edward DeCroce Photography works with couples to create a memorable set o...
A boudoir photo shoot doesn't have to be in the bedroom. It's a great way to mark a birthday, create a gift for a special someone, or celebrate you...
A professional photographer based in Denver, I focus on people.
Commercial and corporate photography clients rely on DeCroce for images to marke...
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Recent Activity
When I like a particular blog post that I've written, or new material on my website, I'll post it on my business Facebook page. Then, if it gets some attention, I'll pay to "boost" on FB.
Is it possible that any advert could create "top-of-mind awareness"? The top of mine seems pretty crowded.
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When I like a particular blog post that I've written, or new material on my website, I'll post it on my business Facebook page. Then, if it gets some attention, I'll pay to "boost" on FB.
Is it possible that any advert could create "top-of-mind awareness"? The top of mine seems pretty crowded.
Blogging can be a tedious task if you don't enjoy it. And its always a time-suck. But I do think its worth the effort.
As a photographer, I felt it necessary to create another space to display my work. And the original intent was primarily to drive viewers to my main website. Once I created the...
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Blogging can be a tedious task if you don't enjoy it. And its always a time-suck. But I do think its worth the effort.
As a photographer, I felt it necessary to create another space to display my work. And the original intent was primarily to drive viewers to my main website. Once I created the graphics that suited me, and got rolling with writing stories, I was hooked. I love it. I post at least once a moth and sometimes once a week.
The goal is to weave together interesting content with keyword tags. Of course, I have an advantage over some business with a wealth of images from which to choose. Looking back, the least successful posts were the ones that lacked interesting content. They read like a string of keywords –– very dull.
My three most recent posts were all monumental and time consuming: "Pissing Hummingbirds" - Yes, actual shots of peeing hummingbirds in flight. In "Roughneck" I illustrated dignified images of oil and gas workers while writing a short essay on mind-travel and climate change. And probably the most challenging article I'll ever write was the biography of my acclaimed father.
So after those three, its time for me to get back to writing a blog post directed at keywords and SEO. Weather or not actual business is derived from blogging is tough to gage. A blog is just one cog in the network of social marketing.
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Blogging can be a tedious task if you don't enjoy it. And its always a time-suck. But I do think its worth the effort.
As a photographer, I felt it necessary to create another space to display my work. And the original intent was primarily to drive viewers to my main website. Once I created the...
(more)
Blogging can be a tedious task if you don't enjoy it. And its always a time-suck. But I do think its worth the effort.
As a photographer, I felt it necessary to create another space to display my work. And the original intent was primarily to drive viewers to my main website. Once I created the graphics that suited me, and got rolling with writing stories, I was hooked. I love it.
I make at least one post per month trying to weave together interesting content with keyword tags. Of course, I have an advantage over some business with a wealth of images from which to choose. Looking back, the least successful posts were the ones that lacked interesting content. They read like a string of keywords –– very dull.
My three most recent posts were all monumental and time consuming: "Pissing Hummingbirds" - Yes, actual shots of peeing hummingbirds in flight. In "Roughneck" I illustrated dignified images of oil and gas workers while writing a short essay on mind-travel and climate change. And probably the most challenging article I'll ever write was the biography of my acclaimed father.
So after those three, its time for me to get back to writing a blog post directed at keywords and SEO. Weather or not actual business is derived from blogging is tough to gage. A blog is just one cog in the network of social marketing.
When I write a decent blog article, it gets linked to Facebook, tweeted and posted on Linkedin. Its always curious to see that comments from readers are posted on those other sites instead of on the blog itself.
Now I was reprimanded by an Alignable moderator once for posting my site link in a comment. So If you want to look at my blog, you just have to gooogle my last name :-)
Good luck Donna, It will be interesting to hear about your decision. Keep us posted.
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