Allenspark, Colorado (Ahhh, the food!)
[NOTE: Images on this post were made today, just after a powerful spring storm surged through the area, leaving
Travel & Documentary Photography
The Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson
If you are an aircraft aficionado of any kind, this is your Mecca and Medina combined. In fact, it may
14ers From Above
“Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by
Home On the Range, Wyoming (aka Jeffrey City)
Out of respect for the original and current residents, in the title above I launch with the original, wonderful, romantic, name of
The Wildlife Photographer
Let me be clear–I am not one. I try from time to time, but I generally have to go to
A River Runs Through It
The Madison River, running out of Jellystone National Park and spilling into the big sky state of Montana, has to
Tracking Ansel
The first sight of the Tetons is always a special moment. Jagged teeth rising above the buffalo plain. Jagged “teeth”,
Lander, Wyoming
We stayed the night this past Saturday-Sunday in Lander, Wyoming and it brought back a few distant memories. I must have
Postcards from the edge
OK, one last post before heading off into the backcountry. Some bits of “Americana” from rural Colorado. Or, perhaps, postcards
Cheyenne, the old downtown
And some images of a fading past… There are always some who call those days “the good ole days”. Then