April in the Colorado High Country
There may be trees blossoming down in Boulder, but it is still looking like winter up above 9,000′ or so.
Black & White Magazine Spotlight Portfolio!
B&W Magazine, in their current issue (June, 2017, Number 121), just came out with a short article and three
Conformity, Uniformity, Conventionality, Docility
Are you (we) nothing more than just another brick in the wall…???
Ten Simple Questions
Try these on for size and see how “deformed” your general knowledge of current political events might be… ***Obama
The Winds of Spring
A giant lenticular, or wave cloud, hangs out over the Front Range mountains. The wild winds of Spring are
Changing Colors on Sugarloaf Mountain
It had been too long since I had been up on Sugarloaf Mountain (8,917′), my favorite local golden hour perch.
A Centennial Homage to Duchamps’s “Fountaine”
One hundred years ago, a urinal (and, later, a Stieglitz photograph of that same urinal) caused quite a…uh…well…”splash” on the
White Rocks/Teller Farms Open Space (A Photo Walk)
You never know what you are going to find on these photo walks. I was pessimistic as Dana Bove and
2017’s Month of Photography is Here!
There is plenty to see and do this month around the Denver-Boulder metroplex and, indeed, all across the country.
An Aerial Sunset On Aconcagua
If you ever fly from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile, do this: Ask for a window seat on the