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 […]
Landscapes & Nature
Social Commentary on the Great Plains
A quick up and back to Cheyenne for a family-related matter, but I had some time to make a few
Colorado Summits: Old Baldy, South/North Arapaho Peaks Traverse (Summer)
“I seen prettier places. Not too many.” –Camp Counselor Carl I can’t believe I have been rooted in Boulder
14er Report #33: Snowmass Mountain and “North Snowmass” (Summer Conditions, East Slopes Route)
“When we tire of well-worn ways, we seek for new. This restless craving in the souls of
Working the Scene at Boulder Falls
You have arrived on scene at your favorite landscape location. Now what do you do? How do you begin? So,
What Is The Proper Color For Flowers?
Flowers Are Red by Harry Chapin The little boy went first day of school He got some crayons and
At The Power Place On Navajo Land (And Other Thoughts)
Somewhere on the highway between Tuba City and Kayenta you will see a sign announcing “The Power Place” (or ex-place,
Tumultuous Skies
Most of the times I have crossed through or visited the Navajo Nation, the skies have been of the classic
Art and Entropy in Navajo Land
Jetsonorama is an artist (and medical doctor) who has been living many years on Navajo Land in northeastern Arizona. His
Sawhill Ponds Under a Mid-Day Sun (The Advantages of B&W Photography)
I normally traipse around the Sawhill Ponds area at sunrise or sunset–you, know, that so-called “golden hour” photographers love which,