The Portfolio Review (The Basics)
As one of the participating artists in the current “Landscapes” show at the Ft. Collins Center for Fine Art […]
Water Droplets and Textures on Pearl Street
The forecast says rain this weekend, so here are some thoughts… A light rain can add some cute water droplets,
Sawhill Ponds Under a Mid-Day Sun (The Advantages of B&W Photography)
I normally traipse around the Sawhill Ponds area at sunrise or sunset–you, know, that so-called “golden hour” photographers love which,
Reminder: Opening at the Ft. Collins Center for Fine Art Photography, Friday, May 6, 2016
And you are invited! The above image of mine was selected to be among the 50 photographs on display at
What is this!? (And a brief note about “SMILE”)
For those under the age of, say, 25-years-old, this is for you. The above “thing” is called a pay
The Elephant in the Room: Human Population Growth
It doesn’t get talked about as it should due to politics and religion, but it is human population growth on
Sugarloaf Snowscapes for May Day!
Another day, another snow. This time a few views from around the Sugarloaf Mountain area, above Boulder. The Mountain itself
April to May on Flagstaff Mountain
So, the spring snow storm continues here in Colorado. In the Foothills now, it looks more like mid-winter than it
The Grapes of El Valle del Pedernal (San Juan, Argentina)
Given the snowy, rainy, slushy-sloppy conditions here in Colorado USA right now, I thought it comforting to revisit some images
Back to Sugarloaf
It has been awhile since my last visit to my favorite local area sunrise perch, Sugarloaf Mountain…but the unstable weather