2017 Women’s March On Washington (and Tucson, and the World!)
Yesterday’s “Women’s March on Washington” turned out to be a march on the world. Yes, there were several hundred thousand
Travel & Documentary Photography
Christmas at the Hotel Boulderado
In 1909, this was the first “luxury” hotel to open in Boulder and it is still going strong as one
Ning Mosberger-Tang at The Darkroom, November 11, 2016
Here is another great local art event you probably don’t want to miss as autumn rolls on… What: A
Leadville Mine Ruins in Monochrome
I had always thought the old mining areas above Leadville were all on “No Trespassing – Private Property” land.
The Pearl Street Mile
Yesterday I thought it might be interesting to haul the old Nikon brick downtown to see what I could photograph
Classic Motor Hotels
Oh, how I would love to spend six months traveling the country and photographing these aging, classic, motels from
The Alleyways of Downtown Cheyenne
Sometimes the alleyways are more interesting than the main streets. So it was on my recent visit to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Neo-Topographics on Redbud Circle (Longmont, Colorado)
Another half dozen images to be considered for my Neo-Topographics portfolio. Progress. Growth. Lather, rinse, repeat. On and on it goes…
In Navajo Land: The Red Mesa Redskins!
Yes, that is indeed their official high school mascot–just like that other team in Washington, D.C. Here’s the thing.
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,