Waterfalls are some of the more beautiful natural features on earth and make striking landscape and nature photography subjects. While they can look simply stunning, photographing waterfalls well can be challenging as they are often in tricky lighting situations and are a moving, dynamic subject. I’m often asked “how do I photograph waterfalls?’ and in […]
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I am excited to share that my Colorado mountain photograph “Lost in the Clouds” is in the January 2019 issue of Landscape Photography Magazine. The mountain photo, along with a few paragraphs on how I created and composed the image is part of the magazine’s Behind the Scenes feature. I always look forward to the
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Anyone traveling to Summit County, Colorado will have seen Buffalo Mountain – the rounded peak that towers over Silverthorne and I-70. I have spent considerable time hiking, photographing, and skiing throughout Summit County and have always wanted to venture to the summit of Buffalo Mountain and take in the panoramic views. On the spur of
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This summer I have been in the market for new hiking boots. My tried and true Salomon X Ultra 2 Mid GTX boots had taken me on many special hiking and landscape photography adventures, but the soles were worn smooth and it was time for something new. After much online research and trying on a
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I hadn’t been out shooting for a while, and definitely hadn’t taken any recent architecture or cityscape photos, so I headed downtown to Denver’s Union Station. It was early on a Sunday morning so pedestrian traffic was pretty minimal, but the clouds and the light cooperated for some intriguing skies. Placing the camera on a
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Each autumn the fall colors at Kenosha Pass in the Colorado mountains put on a breathtaking display of natural beauty. The aspen forest is filled with gorgeous yellow, orange, and sometimes red leaves. The Colorado Trail crosses the summit of 10,000′ Kenosha Pass in central Colorado and is a great spot to catch the spectacular fall
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Recently I wrote an article for Outdoor Photographer Magazine’s Behind The Shot segment. The article is about my experience photographing the Grand Canyon during a late autumn snow storm. It is a behind the scenes look at how I created “Clouds Part Over the Canyon”, an Arizona landscape photograph of the dramatic afternoon sky over
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I set out very early on this June morning for a hike in Rocky Mountain National Park. I was hoping to capture an early summer mountain scene, however the late season snowfall made it look more like the middle of winter. While the abundant late season snowfall in the park considerably slowed down my hiking,
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The Foundation for Photo/Art in Hospitals‘ “mission is to place large, framed photographs of nature and beautiful places from around the world in hospitals to give comfort and hope to their patients and their families, visitors, and caregivers”. Nature art provides color and an atmosphere of compassion where healing is encouraged and can be beneficial
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My daughter loves sunflowers and I love photographing the various sunflower fields in Colorado. Each year when the sunflowers bloom at the end of the summer we head out to view the gorgeous sunflowers and capture some unique and scenic Colorado landscape photos. This year we went to the large sunflower fields around Denver International
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