Posts Tagged ‘metal prints’
Twilight
twi•light |ˈtwīˌlīt| noun the soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the refraction and scattering of the sun’s rays from the atmosphere No matter how cliche´one might think, I’m a sunrise/sunset photo junkie and always will be. With this post I’m thinking about ‘twilight’. Twilight can occur […]
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Tags: canvas prints, Colorado, metal prints, mountains, peaks, photograph, prints, snow, twilight, winter
A Photographer’s Fantasyland
Bryce Canyon National Park In November a fellow photographer friend and I took 4 days to visit two national parks in Utah … Capitol Reef & Bryce Canyon. “Everything is far apart out here in the West” someone once told me. They were right … the trip included 6-8 hours (more or less) to get […]
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Tags: Bryce Canyon National Park, canvas prints, landscape, metal prints, photography, prints, raven, Utah
Proof Of Life
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
Cottonwood Collection
As trees go, aspens seem to get all the attention here in the State of Colorado. I can understand why … they are beautiful and I am in love with them too. This year, however they were a little lacking in some areas … but through no fault of their own! In May after young […]
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Tags: adobe badlands, autumn, Colorado, cottonwood, framed prints, landscape, metal prints, Montrose County, photography, trees
