14ers From Above
“Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by
Colorado
Bear Peak in Monochrome
Yesterday, I spent most of the day matting and framing for my wife’s upcoming show at Boulder Digital Arts–35 total
Upcoming Show at NCAR!
Today we spent a few hours up at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), above Boulder, setting up for our
Fiery Sunrise in the Flatirons
Viewed from the City of Boulder, the Flatirons look to be a simple, one-dimensional wall of forest, mountain, and sandstone
Happy National Turkey Day!
Apparently, the idea that Ben Franklin wanted the turkey to be our national bird is not precisely true. He did,
Colorado Summits: Green Mountain (8,144′) via Gregory Canyon
If you have 3 to 5 hours to spare (depending on the strength and speed of your petit pistons), this is
The Price of a Framed Print
I can remember, some decades ago, being in a gallery in Somewhere, USA, when I first noticed the prices of the artworks. “Dang,”
Getting a sunburst (Howdja do it?)
Someone asked me this question recently, so I thought I’d answer it here. A simple way to do it… 1)
Another Flatirons Hike: Royal Arch
Yet another wonderful little hike near Boulder, Colorado–and the trail is now open once again after some major post-flood (Fall,
Colorado Summits: Bear Peak (8,461′) and South Boulder Peak (8,549′), A Sunrise Hike
They aren’t 14ers, but this is a great hike to stay in shape for those bigger peaks–or prep for your