Denver Photo Essay
Now that I have my new Eco Pass for the RTD bus and light rail system, it might be time […]
Colorado
Searching for the Un-Iconic
I remember hearing about a photographer who led workshops in Yosemite Valley. She had many folks sign up, eagerly anticipating
14er Report #17: Pikes Peak (Winter, Northwest Slopes, First Attempt)
Attempt? Attempt? Howie, it can’t be! After all, there is a road and a railroad to the top of
Sunrise vs. Sunset
Certain landscape locations tend to be known among photographers as a “good place for sunrise” or a “good place for
Bear Peak Sunrise, Again
With some promising clouds just visible in the night sky, I was up the trail at 4a.m. this morning in
Looking Up
Working on my portfolio of cloudscapes and contrails…
Subtle Color
Sometimes the best light occurs after sunset, or well before sunrise. The colors are often very subtle–a delicate beauty–as the
14er Report #16: Mt. Princeton (Winter, East Slopes)
“What we get from this adventure is just sheer joy.” —George Mallory Yes, joy. I certainly understand that. I
Above the Fog (Again)
There is nothing like a perch above the fog. In fact, today I was sandwiched between two cloud layers, which