Mt. Wrightson, Monochrome Reprise
Not all images work in black and white. Sometimes color is an essential element and the elimination of it will
Not all images work in black and white. Sometimes color is an essential element and the elimination of it will
Just south of Tucson, this peak sweeps dramatically up from the desert plain to a pyramid point and just begs
“Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by
Looks like I have the start of yet another photo project here. I just need to keep my eyes peeled
Barcelona, our second home. Never been there? Well, in just over two minutes, in this amazing “Flow-Mo” video by Rob
There is street photography…then there is street photography. I think this would fall into the latter category. Then there is
Yesterday, I spent most of the day matting and framing for my wife’s upcoming show at Boulder Digital Arts–35 total
Today we spent a few hours up at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), above Boulder, setting up for our
Viewed from the City of Boulder, the Flatirons look to be a simple, one-dimensional wall of forest, mountain, and sandstone
Apparently, the idea that Ben Franklin wanted the turkey to be our national bird is not precisely true. He did,