Kuz Photo Studio LLC is a registered business with the State of Colorado and is in good standing in 2024.
The Photographer behind Kuz Photo
My name is Steven Kuzmich. I was born and raised in Loveland, Colorado. I received my first film camera at age 6 from my grandfather and have been taking photos since then. I have always been inspired by a long Kuzmich family history of creativity including painters, lapidary artists, quilters, stained glass, videographers, authors, musicians, and photographers. Whether I am out adventuring with my wife and four kids or immersed in the thrill of a large event. I continue to follow in my family’s footsteps and enjoy photography as my creative passion for over 30 years.
In 2019, I founded Kuz Photo Studio with my passion for capturing my adventures in nature and travel through artistic prints. However, what began as a humble venture quickly exceeded my expectations. Today, Kuz Photo has evolved into a thriving hub for portrait and event photography, where I specialize in crafting timeless images that capture the beauty and emotion of life’s most precious moments.
May everyday be a photo worthy day
– Steven Kuzmich, Photographer & Owner of Kuz Photo
Volunteer photographer for Meals On Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud
Proud sponsor and volunteer photographer for LHS Bands
Volunteer photographer for NILMDTS
Jax Farm and Ranch Calendrer Contest Winner
November 2023
Featured in Shoutout Colorado Magazine
March 2022
“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. “
The story of a logo
January 2022
The Kuz Photo logo is more than just an old camera, it is inspired by family.
My Uncle, a lifelong 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 away in 2015 it had an enormous 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 am 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 am out taking pictures. Even though he is no longer with us, I still try to impress him with every photo.
