Archive for the ‘Landscape Photography’ Category
Crystal Mill … Check!
Crystal Mill has been on my bucket list since moving to Colorado. Apparently it has been on many other photographer’s lists as well. It is one of the most photographed subjects on the Western Slopes. Yes … it has been done but that didn’t discourage me … I wanted to shoot it for myself! Only […]
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Tags: abandoned, bucket list, Colorado, Crystal Mill, mill, old, photography, silver mining, weathered
Lakeside In Spring
A recent two-night camping trip with my husband, Brent took us northeast from home. We traveled through four mountain passes and breathtaking Colorado scenery. We stopped at Twin Lakes in Lake County on our second morning, and later decided to camp there. They are some of the prettiest lakes I have ever seen and I […]
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Tags: Colorado, lake, Lake County, landscape, mountains, scenic, spring, Twin Lakes
For The Love Of The Land
Rides through the country and my curiosity in seeing what was around the next curve developed a love for the landscape, as well as Americana, at a young age. As an art student and through the years I found myself being attracted to landscape paintings and artwork, more-so than other subjects. Early in my photography […]
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Tags: Colorado, landscape, Mother Earth, photography, prints, ridgway, scenery, spring
Wonderful Winter
Snow has been a little light this year but I’ve managed to get out several times with my camera, to capture some of the white stuff! The condition of the roads this time of year reduces the number of accessible locations … unless you own a snowmobile, or want to snowshoe or cross-country ski. I’ve […]
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Tags: Colorado, mountains, photography, prints, snow, trees, winter
Abandoned Utah
The West has its share of abandoned buildings, and cars too … usually leftovers from mining or pioneer days. Simply built and now weathered, many seem to be hanging by a thread and against all odds! I’ve already discovered many that are close to home, and within reach, so it’s always fun to look for […]
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Tags: abandoned, cabin, car, mill, photography, rurex, rust, shack, Utah, weathered, worn
Capitol Reef National Park The first park a friend and I visited on a recent trip to Utah was Capitol Reef National Park. While making images at Bryce National Park (as seen in my previous post) seemed easy, I cannot say the same was true here. But, the experienced photographer has learned to accept and […]
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Tags: Capitol Dome, Capitol Reef, landscape, National Park, photography, Temple of the Moon, travel, Utah
