Tips from William Klein
Today, THE word on street photography… If you haven’t heard of William Klein, the noted French-American street photographer, you
Blake’s Small Car Salvage (Erie, Colorado)
From what I can glean from a short Google excursion, this place is no longer a supplier of auto parts–it
Neo-Topographic Essay
I always say, “I grew up in Phoenix…before it was Los Angeles.” It is supposed to be a joke, but
Riverside Cemetery (Denver, Colorado)
This is a worthwhile place to visit for a lesson in local history as well as for a little
Stair Steps to a Photography Business
Beware! This checklist is not all-inclusive, and it may not be aimed at your particular needs. So, do your
Last “Winter” Storm?
Mother’s Day may also mark the last big snow storm of the spring…a couple of inches here in Boulder and
Happy Mother’s Day!
Nothing like fresh-baked, home-made chocolate chip cookies, fresh from Mom’s oven! For this special occasion, I dragged out CCCarl’s old
The New New Topographics School of Photography
“New Topographics” refers to a movement in photography with roots in the 1950s through the 1970s (and continuing, somewhat, today) in both
The Stairwell
Her back to the wall. The wall is red (danger?). There is a stair leading up and a stair leading
Minimalism to Ultra Super Realism
We were at the Denver Art Museum on “free Saturday” last to see the Joan Miró (1893-1983) exhibit. It was very well