Archive for the ‘Landscape Photography’ Category
Mountain Viewing Pleasure
There’s a saying … “If you’re lucky enough to live in the mountains, you’re lucky enough.” And it seems that most folks living here do feel that way, including myself. I am grateful to have all of this wonderful scenery that inspires me each time I venture out with my camera. I love exploring to […]
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Tags: Colorado, landscape, mountains, photography, prints, river, scenery
Creative Identity & Boundaries
Creative Identity … what is it and what does it mean to you? I consider everything I do with photography and how I do it, all added together to be my Creative Identity. I’ve been working on it seriously as my fine art medium since 2000 and the darkroom. Early years were spent experimenting to […]
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Tags: Colorado, creative identity, creativity, fence, landscape, Ouray County, San Juan Mountains
Spring Rush
In the mountains nothing calls out ‘spring’ quite so exuberantly as the streams, rivers and waterfalls! Swollen rivers rush melted snow downstream to get to where it is needed. Always careful of my footing it’s exhilarating to stand beside a roaring river, to witness its power, through sight and sound. And waterfalls are in their […]
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Tags: cascade, Colorado, photography, river, spring, waterfall
Adobe Attraction
It’s been awhile since I’ve dedicated a post to the ‘Adobes’ … although I have included scenes now and then, in collections with a different aim. The Adobe Hills or Adobe Badlands are a vast area of more than 10,000 acres in Montrose & Delta Counties, north of my Ouray County home. It is more […]
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Tags: adobe badlands, adobe hills, Delta, landscape, Montrose, sunset
Magnificent Mountain Peaks
I’m used to always being out there, trying to out-do my best work while adding to my portfolio. I’m picky and don’t always come away with something I like enough to show, but that’s OK. It’s all good … being out in the fresh mountain air and taking in the scenery never gets old. In […]
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Tags: Colorado, landscape, mountains, prints, San Juan Mountains, snow, trees, winter
Winter Wonders II
Winter landscape photography has its challenges and I’ve mentioned them, more than once in previous posts through the years. Today I was thinking that we are at the mercy of the conditions in winter, more so than any other season here. With many roads closed there are just more options in spring, summer and fall. […]
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Tags: challenges, Colorado, mountains, photography, San Juan Mountains, snow, winter
Heavenly Heights
In the winter my attention often turns to the mountain peaks. It’s when I find them most beautiful, coated in white, the snow accenting their rugged beauty. When the clouds roll in, usually from the west, or lift after a snow storm I think, ‘this is what heaven must look like’!
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Tags: clouds, Colorado, landscape, mountains, peaks, snow, winter
Winter Wonders
In this post I’m displaying some winter images that caught my eye while reviewing. Getting a closer look by processing them helps me determine how much I like them and if they make the cut. And sometimes they don’t! I think that I am both selective and critical of my own work. A photo club […]
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Tags: Colorado, goals, photography, San Miguel County, snow, stream, winter
