Boulder International Film Festival: “Finding Vivian Maier”
If you get a chance, hoist your little fanny perpendicular and march yourself out the door to see this film.
Another one for “Hands”
The hands: My wife, María Rosa Fusté. The photo: A very youthful Maria with her father, Ramon, just before he passed
New Project: Hands
Looks like I’m off and running with a project. This one definitely taps into a deeper emotional well than I
Fraternal Twins
I continue to be fascinated by the contrast between these two dead trees–killed by fire some decades ago atop Sugarloaf
Snow falls in the high country
Something like three feet of snow fell on parts of the Front Range over the past few days. It has
Diffraction
With my old film camera, and with my first digital cameras, the Nikon D70 and D90, if I wanted everything in
Through the goalposts with warm and cool colors
Yesterday’s sunrise through a thin curtain of falling snow.The above photograph was captured as the sun punched through the veil
Tucker
As I mentioned yesterday, they often say that “the best camera in the world is the one you have with
The best camera in the world
…is the one you have with you. Or so the saying goes. In this case, my iPhone 4–ancient, inadequate technology, yah,