Wednesday Critique #18, 10/22/2014: On Personal Artistic Growth
Yes, this is related to the idea of “critique”. In today’s case, sort of a personal, introspective critique… At one […]
Fall Colors Around Boulder
“Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The
Home On the Range, Wyoming (aka Jeffrey City)
Out of respect for the original and current residents, in the title above I launch with the original, wonderful, romantic, name of
14er Report #12: Mt. Elbert and South Elbert (Fall Conditions, Northeast Ridge)
It’s always farther than it looks, taller than it looks, and harder than it looks. (The three rules of
Yellowstone in Monochrome
Yellowstone in black and white? It sounds insane–such a famously colorful place reduced to mere shades of black, gray, and white.
Yellowstone in Color
It’s a tough subject. It has been photographed into oblivion by millions the world over. The postcard racks are overflowing
Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park
Ok, this is my very best image of the Old Faithful eruption. I don’t think I can do much better
The Wildlife Photographer
Let me be clear–I am not one. I try from time to time, but I generally have to go to
“Smoke a Pack a Day” (The Wolf Controversy)
Well, Wisconsin must have a different political and ecological situation on their hands compared to Yellowstone. And they really do.
On Drive-By Shooting and Rainbows
No, not the gangland kind of drive-by–instead, I refer to the following scenario… You are driving along some highway or