More Neo-Topographics
I am continuing to work my “Neo-Topographics” project and it is amazing the things you find when you tour […]
I am continuing to work my “Neo-Topographics” project and it is amazing the things you find when you tour […]
The above image was captured earlier today somewhere along the Colorado Front Range where development has long been putting pressure
Two of Boulder’s iconic Flatiron pinnacles…the latter sometimes known as the “Boulder Boner”. With December weather, what a difference
It was the eclectic, multi-cultural, community of trees–and the one anti-social non-conformist farther up the hill under the storm clouds–that
I finally got around to exploring another small bit of Open Space land that sits about five minutes away
Can’t decide on a place to go for sunrise or sunset photography whilst hanging out in the Old Pueblo?
So, you are hiking along your favorite trail, and you happen to glance up at a rocky outcrop just above
Finally! I was beginning to think that Chicago had sent us their winter weather. But today, Colorado blue skies reappeared
Inspired by a couple of beautiful and icy Sawhill Ponds images sent to me by friend and fellow photographer, Dana Bove
Socked in. Temps into the single digits. Snow fluttering down. Ice on the roads. Traction Law in effect on