Posts Tagged ‘landscape’
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 | 41 Comments
Tags: abandoned, cabin, landscape, shack, South Dakota
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
Embracing Spring
After a long, long, very snowy winter I’ve been out close to home searching for spring! To tell the truth, as glad as I am to see spring arrive each year, it has never been my favorite season for photography. It comes in third with autumn and winter being first and second. And if I […]
Filed under: Colorado, Photography | 41 Comments
Tags: Cimarron Ridge, Colorado, landscape, Mount Sneffels, spring
Another Direction
With so much snow this year it may be a while before the high mountains are accessible. Roads in the the National Forest and on BLM land are not maintained in the winter, in addition to several county roads. In some places residents need snowmobiles to get home. Not only is the snow incredibly deep […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography | 36 Comments
Tags: Colorado, Delta County, Gunnison Gorge, landscape, photography, West Elks
Yehah For Utah!
The images in this set are from two trips to Utah … just across the border. It’s nice to get away from time to time, take in different views, and shoot new scenes. Utah’s canyons, buttes, mesas and strange rock formations provide unique opportunities. The first trip was a fun photo weekend with a friend. […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, Utah | 46 Comments
Tags: canyonlands, Dead Horse Point State Park, landscape, Moab, photography, Utah
Little Mountain
Once upon a time there was a mountain so small in comparison to its majestic neighbors, no one paid any attention to her. Everyone talked about the ‘Fourteeners’ … tall and mighty. Photographers came from near and far to photograph the taller mountains, never even noticing Little Mountain. No one even cared to know Little […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography | 54 Comments
Tags: Colorado, landscape, mountain, photography, silhouette, sunset
Winter … Thoughts & Images
This collection is a sort of medley of winter stragglers. In processing this set I thought about some of the things I love about winter. I love how the snow completely changes the landscape, into something new & fresh. With winter comes a feeling of peacefulness and rest. Snow becomes its blanket. Land forms and contours […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography | 37 Comments
Tags: landscape, photography, snow, Southwest Colorado, winter
