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Landscapes & Nature
Flowing Water
One of the first fun things you do when you get even slightly serious about photography–and you have a tripod
The 2013 Colorado Photography Festival
Last weekend I attended The Colorado Photography Festival in Denver. Workshops such as this one, along with the accompanying hands-on,
On shooting with a friend
Rather than alone, that is. Last week I spent an afternoon and early evening with Dana Bove, a local photographer
Playing Catch Up!
We have been very busy moving in to a new apartment and I haven’t had constant access to an internet
Arizona, Landscapes & Nature, Seeing, Style & the Creative Process
Going macro
Sometimes, as a change of pace, I’ll grab a tool I don’t often use: my macro lens. It is enjoyable
Colorado clouds
These high altitude powder puffs are wonderful to watch as they build up during your hike near treeline in the Colorado
An old barn roof
How many heavy snows? How many pounding thundershowers? How many pummeling hailstorms? How many mad, hurricane-force, wind-driven cold fronts crashing down from
Bones
High on the hills above the horse pens… The skeleton of a small deer. So, what was the story?