14er Report #35: La Plata Peak and “East Plata” (Very Late Summer Conditions, NW Ridge Route)
“Oh, I’m bein’ followed by a moonshadow, moon shadow, moonshadow…Leapin and hoppin’ on a moonshadow, moonshadow, moonshadow…“ —Cat […]
Landscapes & Nature
Autumn Creeps Up On Caribou Ranch Open Space
It is still over a week until autumn officially arrives, but the colors are beginning to seep in to
Monochrome Water at Caribou Ranch
A trio of very different images, in black and white… Yes, it is certainly entertaining to use a slow shutter speed
Practical Artist-in-Residence Tips, Caribou Ranch
OK, on to some practical advice for the artist who has been selected to spend a week at the
The Blue Bird Mine at Caribou Ranch
Prospectors first started scratching about in the soil around here (and pissing off the Native Americans) sometime around the
Textures of Caribou Ranch
[NOTE: The “red barn” is not where the famous recording studio was located. The studio, which burned in 1985 and
Artist-in-Residence at Caribou Ranch!
From 28 August through September 4, I will be staying in the red cabin up at Caribou Ranch Open
Beauty In The Details
Look closely, the next time you find yourself wandering along a creekside, lakeside, seaside, pondside, or any other body o’
Colorado Summits: Twin Sisters at Sunrise
Yesterday, a look at the weather forecast, along with with casting my hairy eyeball out the window at the observable
14er Report #34: Capitol Peak via K2 (Summer Conditions, NE Ridge from Capitol Lake)
“Capitol, has been called Colorado’s hardest Fourteener. Many dispute that claim, but Capitol is certainly one of