The Pearl Street Mile
Yesterday I thought it might be interesting to haul the old Nikon brick downtown to see what I could photograph
Classic Motor Hotels
Oh, how I would love to spend six months traveling the country and photographing these aging, classic, motels from
General Tips & Techniques, People & Portraits, Philosophy of Photography
Portraits that Lie? (An Interesting Video)
The camera can and does lie, of course, almost all the time whether we realize it or not. Nearly always,
The Alleyways of Downtown Cheyenne
Sometimes the alleyways are more interesting than the main streets. So it was on my recent visit to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Social Commentary on the Great Plains
A quick up and back to Cheyenne for a family-related matter, but I had some time to make a few
Three Random Pet Peeves, #2
Three more for my ongoing, low-grade feud with the world as I sometimes find it… 1 – Audio ads at the
Colorado Summits: Old Baldy, South/North Arapaho Peaks Traverse (Summer)
“I seen prettier places. Not too many.” –Camp Counselor Carl I can’t believe I have been rooted in Boulder
2016 Presidential Election Prediction
OK, I am going to scoot out on a dry, dead, diseased, and cracked branch here and make some
14er Report #33: Snowmass Mountain and “North Snowmass” (Summer Conditions, East Slopes Route)
“When we tire of well-worn ways, we seek for new. This restless craving in the souls of
Working the Scene at Boulder Falls
You have arrived on scene at your favorite landscape location. Now what do you do? How do you begin? So,