More intimate landscapes
I am less and less satisfied when I make what I consider a “standard” landscape, even if said landscape is
I am less and less satisfied when I make what I consider a “standard” landscape, even if said landscape is
Geez, how I hate these messages… –“Not Responding.” –“Internet Explorer has stopped working.” –“A problem caused the program to stop
Or whatever. Point being, his recent article (“What’s your biggest problem?”) really nails it when it comes to what is
I’m sure many of us Boulderites, after some time here, begin to take our surroundings for granted. It’s easy to
…the cameras, that is. I took them both to the local St. Patrick’s Day Parade which is billed as the
How many of these panoramas do I have now? A bunch, for sure. Whenever I am up on Sugarloaf Mountain
= constant construction…and a constant vomiting of morning traffic into Boulder from Denver and its suburbs, with everyone trooping back
At Windy Point, Mt. Lemmon Highway, elevation about 7,000′ MSL. Self-portrait involving a 100-meter sprint.
Galen Rowell (1940-2002) has always been an inspiration to me–as much for his climbing endeavors as for his wilderness photography. It