What’s Your Niche?

20May18

In my last post I talked about exploring many different photographic subjects before coming full circle … back to landscapes and Americana, which includes abandoned places and artifacts. My fascination with little shacks, old barns and abandoned Americana goes all the way back to childhood. I’ve accepted these subjects as well as landscapes as my […]

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Tags: abandoned, art, cabin, Colorado, niche, old buildings, old cars, photography

For The Love Of The Land

04May18

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

Iconic & Remote

18Apr18

A recent trip to canyon country with my husband, Brent and dog, Augie included a visit to iconic Monument Valley in addition to exploring less traveled remote areas. I have always wondered what Monument Valley was like so while in the area we paid the $20 fee to drive the Navajo Tribal Park loop. It […]

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Tags: buttes, canyonlands, desert, landscape, Monument Valley, prints, rock formations, southwest, sunrise, sunset

Goodbye To Winter …

07Apr18

Until We Meet Again! Here is my yearly ‘goodbye to winter’ post … a little later here in Colorado than other places. Bidding goodbye doesn’t mean I won’t post more images with snow! It could still happen. Last year we got a foot of snow in the middle of May. The snow will remain on […]

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Tags: Colorado, mountains, prints, San Juan Mountains, scenic, snow, wall art, winter

Posted

26Feb18

I didn’t realize how many photos with structures I’ve shot recently until I started reviewing my folders. I like to work my photography in stages … shooting mode, processing mode, then posting. Processing is often necessary to decide whether or not I like a particular image and if it’s worthy of showing on my blog. […]

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Tags: abandoned, barn, buildings, Colorado, photography, shack, weathered

Proof Of Life

21Nov17

If you have been following my work you already know that photographing abandoned structures (and old things) is an obsession of mine! It’s been that way for a long time … since my photography beginnings. Today, many share the same interest whether photographing or exploring. One of the locations depicted here is the remains of […]

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Tags: abandoned, cabin, canvas prints, Colorado, doors, history, metal prints, mining, prints, shack, weathered, windows

Time Travel By Train

03Oct17

The Durango to Silverton Train Ride is about 45 miles each way … at an average speed of 18mph, that’s an all-day round trip. A friend and I signed up for the Fall Photographer’s Train Special months in advance and had been looking forward to this day. With only photographer’s aboard (and a few patient […]

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Tags: autumn, Colorado, Durango, narrow gauge, railroad, ride, Silverton, tracks, train