Posts Tagged ‘San Juan Mountains’
Autumn Magic ~ Part 1
Autumn is a magical time of the year for me and I love every phase … from the first colorful signs to the last leaf. I contemplated how I wanted to present my fall images this year. Should I show them by date? Should I show all the mountain scenes together? Another ‘tree’ post? Thinking […]
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Tags: aspen, autumn, Colorado, fall, foliage, San Juan Mountains, trees
Wildflower Extravaganza!
The last few summers I have been working to improve my wildflower landscapes. My goal is to have the flowers in a scene for a sense of place, instead of isolating them for a portrait. Creating these kind of landscapes to my satisfaction is one of the more challenging goals I have assigned myself. Finding […]
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Tags: columbine, landscape, lupine, photography, San Juan Mountains, summer, wildflowers
Mountain Sunsets In Winter
Nothing too new here … just more mountain sunsets I’ve had the pleasure to witness this winter. With limited mobility this time of year my telephoto lens is a frequent choice. I can focus on the peaks where the snow is always fresh and pair them with interesting portions of the sky. For this kind […]
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Tags: landscape, mountains, photography, prints, San Juan Mountains, sunset, winter
Lunar Landscapes
While out photographing the landscape the last few months the moon was my frequent and welcome companion. I love including it in my landscapes, no matter what phase, from crescent to full. And, the moon was especially helpful this autumn when skies were sometimes hazy with smoke and, at other times lacking in clouds and interest. […]
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Tags: Colorado, gifts, landscape, moon, moon child, mountains, prints, San Juan Mountains
Fall’s Familiar Favorites
Most of the buildings in this post are familiar to me with only one being a new find. I’ve posted photos of some of them before and I’ve shot others, but perhaps not to my satisfaction. And, I have never shot some of them in the fall … all the more reason to go back […]
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Tags: abandoned, buildings, Colorado, mining, San Juan Mountains, shacks
Autumn Sampler ~ One
I have been getting out more frequently to shoot the fleeting fall colors. The season is just too short, typically running between mid September through mid October. This year we’ve had a lot of smoke and haze from the wildfires in California and other places in The West. This has made landscape photography a little […]
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Tags: autumn, Colorado, foliage, landscape, photography, San Juan Mountains
From Mining Days Gone By
Following are some images from a semi-restored stamp mill, high in a mountain basin not far from my home. The hopes of striking it rich with gold and silver drew many west and as a result, Colorado’s mountains are ‘rich’ with mining history. Several nearby towns had larger populations back then, than today. Many others […]
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Tags: abandoned, building, Colorado, history, mill, mining, San Juan Mountains
Salute To Sneffels
Mount Sneffels is without a doubt the most popular mountain in Ouray County. It gets a lot of attention and rightfully so. At 14,158 feet it joins an elite club called the ‘Fourteeners’. Many very fit hikers/climbers have challenged themselves with the goal of climbing all 53 of the Fourteeners In Colorado. Mount Sneffels ranks […]
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Tags: Colorado, Fourteener, landscape, Mount Sneffels, Ouray County, photography, ridgway, San Juan Mountains
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
