Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category
Critter Collection
Although I’ve dabbled over the years, I don’t consider myself a wildlife photographer by any means. I do however like to take advantage when an opportunity presents itself, and always enjoy observing animals in their environment. I have great respect for those who shoot wildlife well! It takes a lot of patience, skill and the […]
Filed under: Photography, Wildlife | 61 Comments
Tags: bighorn sheep, black bear, bull moose, elk, mule deer, porcupine, red tailed hawk, wildlife
Autumn Encore!
I’ve already displayed several fall images in my last 2 posts, ‘Autumn Assembly’ and ‘Accented By The Moon’. In those posts I showed how I dealt with a bald, blue sky by eliminating it, including very little, obscuring it (like in the first image here), or capturing the moon for sky interest. This post is […]
Filed under: Colorado, Photography | 39 Comments
Tags: aspen, autumn, fall, foliage, landscape, photography
Immobile Mobiles
Finding a piece of history along the way is always a thrill for me. A ghost town with tales of hard times and murder was no exception. Fascinated, I went into over-drive … exploring, composing and shooting. Vehicles left behind and posed among the June grass, grabbed a lot of my attention. Here are some, […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 35 Comments
Tags: abandoned, old, rusty, tractor, truck, vehicle
Two Visits
A town that once was called for two visits … one afternoon and one morning. I was drawn to a little weathered house sitting below some beautiful rolling hills, so I photographed it in changing light and from different angles. There were fences and ‘no trespassing’ signs that I did not want to violate so […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 43 Comments
Tags: abandoned, cabin, landscape, shack, South Dakota
Waterfalls In B&W
The waterfalls pictured here are from Spearfish Canyon, in the Black Hills of South Dakota. On this spring day clouds provided diffused light, eliminating harsh contrast and helping me achieve the silky water affect. Located close to one another, it was easy to get to all three falls in one afternoon. I found the vantage […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, Photography | 52 Comments
Tags: B&W, Black Hills, prints, South Dakota, Spearfish, waterfall
The Badlands … not so bad!
A recent 10-day trip took a friend and I to South Dakota, Wyoming, and back to Colorado again. Our first stop was The Badlands National Park. We were glad to see it wasn’t too crowded … as National Parks often are. The scenery is beautiful but also challenged me. I was reminded of how it […]
Filed under: Landscape, Photography | 54 Comments
Tags: landscape photography, National Park, scenic, South Dakota, The Badlands
Passing By Time
On a recent trip to Wyoming & South Dakota my friend and I found many old, weathered buildings and rusty relics. We even had the opportunity to explore some real ghost towns. Loving this subject matter, we couldn’t let these opportunities pass us by. We had to stop and photograph them! The following are subjects […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 40 Comments
Tags: abandoned, buildings, cars, rusty, shacks
Simple Silhouettes
I love the look of silhouettes … strong but simple. Black against a colorful sky makes a bold statement, while leaving something for the imagination at the same time. With silhouettes we are forced to see the shapes instead of getting caught up in details. This is a self-assigned theme I’ve been working on for […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, Photography | 47 Comments
Tags: landscape, photography, scenic, silhouette, sunset
