The Photographer behind Kuz Photo
My name is Steven Kuzmich, and I was born and raised in Colorado. Creativity runs deep in my family, spanning generations of artists, including painters, lapidary craftsmen, quilters, stained glass artists, videographers, authors, musicians, and photographers.
At the age of six, my grandfather gifted me my first film camera, sparking a lifelong passion for photography. Carrying on my family’s creative legacy has been both a joy and a privilege, with photography remaining a driving force in my life for over 35 years.
In 2018, I founded Kuz Photo Studio, initially inspired by my love for capturing nature and travel through artistic prints. What began as a personal venture quickly grew beyond my expectations. Today, Kuz Photo Studio is a thriving hub for portrait, school, and event photography, where I focus on creating timeless images that beautifully preserve the emotions and memories of life’s most meaningful moments.
I believe that the art of photography should cross all boundaries and create memories for anyone who is willing to face the camera and become a part of our combined history together. I welcome people of all colors, origins, backgrounds, genders, and beliefs.
- Steven Kuzmich, Photographer & Owner of Kuz Photo
Kuz Photo Studio LLC is a registered business with the State of Colorado and is in good standing in 2025.
Volunteer photographer for Meals On Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud
Volunteer photographer for NILMDTS
November 2023!
"Needing some reason to push myself to learn and grow as an artist, I created a photography print shop called Kuz Photo. Publishing my photos for others to enjoy has truly given me something to work for and I have enjoyed expanding my photography knowledge. My hope with Kuz Photo is to continue that growth and expanding my collection of hero shots so others can enjoy my journey and adventures. "
March 22nd, 2022
The Kuz Photo logo is more than just an old camera, it's inspired by family.
My Uncle, a life long film maker, photographer, and artist had a wonderful influence on my life and I created my logo to honor him. We lived apart most of my life, only seeing each other on holidays when I was younger, he and I never had much of a connection. However in the last years of his life he moved to town and somehow our kindred spirit for photography created a brief but amazing bond between us. When my Uncle passed in 2015 it had a huge impact on me and he left behind an enormous camera collection including a Yashica Mat-124 G that he kept right above his desk. I'm so happy I got to share that connection with him, I only wish I had taken advantage of his years of expertise before he was gone. His Yashica now sits above my desk and I think about my Uncle every time I'm out shooting. Even though he's no longer with us, I still try to impress him with every shot.