A Colorado wedding vendor inspired by family, storytelling, and connection
I can't talk about Morning Dew Photography without talking about the man who put my first camera in my hands: my dad. Scott Goldberg was an avid photographer himself, instilling in me the qualities that enable one to pursue this career: grit, passion, and artistry. He photographed under the name A.M. Dew Photos, and this name is my way of carrying that piece of him forward.
My dad passed away in March 2025, leaving behind his legacy, thousands of photographs, and a daughter who wants to be just like him. He's the one who taught me to embody the values I hold close to my heart, both as a photographer and as a human. My dad believed life was about having as much fun as possible, holding on tight to the ones you love, and cherishing moments no matter how quickly they pass by. Every time I pick up my camera, I'm honoring the person he was and the bond we shared through the art of photography. I'm reminded of how deeply personal this work can be and how sacred it is to tell your stories.
This work has always been personal
and it began with him
The people I work with usually care less about perfection and more about remembering their day exactly how they felt it happen. When I first became a wedding photographer, I was most drawn to the way human connection falls at the center of the celebration. I set out to create not just beautiful images, but also a wedding experience that puts heart, community, feeling, and joy before simply aesthetics.
That is still how I approach this work.
Hey, I’m Jamie
the face behind Morning Dew Photography.
I am going to be myself, and I ask that you are too. Bring your whole personalities to the experience, and we will create something unique together. I’m not here to direct or control what’s happening, tell anybody how to emote, or push my own shot list onto you. My work is about paying attention, reading the room, and giving you just enough guidance so you can settle in and actually be present. You get to exist in your day, and I’ll take care of preserving it.
weird, eccentric, passionate
I promise to show up unapologetically:
When your community is a huge part of your love story and your world, they deserve to be part of how your wedding day is remembered. I’m just as focused on them as I am on you, because your gallery should feel like a reflection of the full experience, including how your guests experienced the day.
Your community is important to you, as it is to me
The person you’re inviting into your day
My friends are family, and if I'm not photographing a wedding, I'm probably with them somewhere in the mountains snowboarding, climbing, hiking, or camping. Pretty on-brand for a Colorado girl.
You can also find me surrounded by my crew at concerts and festivals, chasing live music like it’s my job (because it is)... I moonlight as a concert photographer, too!
I’ll cry during your vows.
Waterproof mascara is a professional necessity.
I'm a professional third wheel. I LOVE love!
At my core, this is really why I’m in this business.
If there were a human ad for extroverts, it would just be a picture of me. I genuinely love getting to know your family, your wedding party, and all your favorite people.
As a queer wedding photographer, creating a space where people feel safe to show up exactly as they are isn't a bonus, it's the foundation. Everyone is welcome here.
At the end of the day, you're inviting me into one of the most personal days of your life. I don't take that lightly. My goal is that by the time your wedding day arrives, I already feel like someone you can lean on. Someone who gets you. Someone you can completely relax around.
When that trust is there, the candid moments take care of themselves.
Your wedding photographer should feel like a welcome guest, not just a vendor
"She knew exactly where to be, and how to capture photos that would help us and our families and friends remember and relive it."
Ross & Sarah
