Hey there!
So you are looking for a Denver photographer? I’m so glad you found me! You might be wondering who the woman behind the camera is. The short story is that my name is Molly Garg and I’m a Denver photographer focused on newborns, seniors, families and headshots. I grew up in St. Louis and moved to Denver in 2010. My photography career started as many do- with the birth of my first son in 2009, all I wanted to do was capture both the big and little moments of his day. Over time, my passion has grown into Molly Garg Photography where I offer photography sessions to families and small businesses.
The long story is that I am a very experienced Denver photographer (13 years!!!), down-to-earth mother to 2 charming boys, loving wife to a hard-working and handsome guy, and a loyal friend. I am a “Work Hard and Be Kind” type of person and apply that motto to all parts of my life. When I’m not capturing my family’s memories with my camera, I enjoy making family memories by going for hikes and bike rides, cooking semi-gourmet meals and trying my hand at baking. I also aspire to become best friends with Marie Kondo because being organized sparks great joy for me!I am honored to have been accepted into the National Association of Professional Child Photographers as well as the recognitions below.
If you’re looking for more examples of my photography style, you can find me on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. I have also recently started to hone my expertise in macrophotography.
Are you interested in learning more about me or my photography style? Let’s set up a time to connect. You can also subscribe to my newsletter to get notices about my upcoming specials and session.
I am proud to have received the following recognitions, but am even more honored to have been accepted to be a volunteer photographer for the Gold Hope Project and regularly donate my services to organizations in my community near and dear to my heart including the Harvesting Hope 5k. Please reach out if you have a request for my volunteer services.
