Photographer Spotlight: Helen Levitt
Henri Cartier-Bresson gets all the press…and maybe Robert Frank…and maybe Garry Winogrand and maybe William Eggleston, too. But in the annals of
Cityscapes, Urban & Street
And speaking of bikes…
Only in Boulder will you find such things…odd constructions from retired skiis…together with an an exhortation to “Ride More” on
The Denver Bear, and Pro Bike Races
This giant bear, apparently trying to push in the glass at the Denver Convention Center, is certainly the most photographed
The Bridge
I crossed the bridge at dawn… And found another mystery…why are these padlocks where they are? Who put them there?
The Voice of the People
Urban graffiti and murals are the voice of the people…at least those people who feel marginalized and ignored by the politics-as-usual
A dog walked in to a bar
…called Pugsy’s Place, in Ajo, Arizona…Oh, what stories these walls could tell, eh? Not much turned up in my internet
Perspective???
If you study this image a bit you will eventually note that it captures a very strange perspective on the
The female form in art
I am reading an interesting essay about the use of the female form in art and how that reflects on
You, as model
Don’t forget that you always have a model readily available to take on whatever unusual pose you might wish to
Leadville, Colorado
I love this beat up old mining town. It sits at an attitude and altitude (both!) above 10,000′ above mean