Archive for the ‘Landscape Photography’ Category
Autumn Roads
Most of roads in my area are dirt and I traveled on a lot of them this fall looking for photos. The roads themselves became a subject of interest and I worked on forming a collection. Using a road or path can be an effective way to lead viewers into a landscape. The curves and […]
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Tags: aspen, autumn, Colorado, country road, dirt road, fall, foliage, trees
All About Autumn Aspens
With autumn being both beautiful and fleeting I made it my job to get out there with my camera … an enjoyable job. Chasing the color here and there I covered a lot of ground. It was the time to shoot … I knew I could process later. Now, being a bit overwhelmed with the […]
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Tags: aspen, autumn, Colorado, fall, photography, prints, quakies, trees
Geological Studies
Staying overnight in an area not too far from home recently I enjoyed some geological studies … with my camera. A prominent rocky outcropping created an interesting subject to study from different angles and at different times of the day. Here are the results of my studies. Feel free to leave a comment … and […]
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Tags: Colorado, landscape, milky way, photography, prints, rock formation, sunrise, sunset
No Rules In Art
Comments at a recent art show referring to the ‘rule of thirds’ have me thinking a lot about composition. In my humble opinion the ‘rule of thirds’ is simply one ‘formula’, not deserving of so much attention or strict adherence. After all, there are many other formulas for composition such as the golden ratio, the […]
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Tags: Colorado, composition, landscape, landscape photography, prints, rule of thirds, San Juan Mountains
Water’s Draw
It was always my dream to live on a mountain lake but as it turns out I am perfectly happy to have some nearby. “I’d rather live on a mountain lake than along the ocean,” I’d say. For me lakes are more relaxing than the sometimes harsh and exposed conditions of the seashore. I do […]
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Tags: kayak, lake, landscape, mountain, reservoir, snow, spring, water
In Search Of Spring Green
After a long and snowy winter I went searching for some spring green and below is some of what I found. There’s a short window when the foliage and grasses have that beautiful and bright, yellow-green color and I wanted to capture it. This year, late snow left a nice fresh coat of white on […]
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Tags: Colorado, Colorado Photography, green, mountains, prints, San Juan Mountains, snow-capped, spring
Postcard Perfect
On a recent outing the following lakeside location screamed ‘postcard’ to me. I couldn’t resist the scene at the risk of being ‘cliché’. The low sun lit up the shoreline and peak in a beautiful display of warm, golden light before disappearing behind the opposing ridge, making a wonderful end to the day.
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Tags: Colorado, lake, Mount Abram, mountain, Ouray County, photography, prints, wall art
