Each Photograph is a Self-Portrait – My adaptation of the Oscar Wilde quote – “Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not the sitter”. I believe that whenever you great something genuine – whether it’s photography, art, music, writing, or any kind of online content – you’re sharing a […]
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Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park is a hugely popular photo destination, with throngs of photographers mainly gathering at sunrise. I’ve had my fair share of early mornings as a landscape photographer, but I decided to go against the trend and photograph Mesa Arch at sunset instead. While, arguably, this was mostly due to an
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Sometimes I feel when it comes to capturing the raw beauty of Utah’s canyons, the simplicity of black and white photography brings out a more powerful story than color ever could. This image is of the “Park Avenue” formations in Arches National Park, UT. taken mid-afternoon on a recent trip to the park. To me,
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned on my recent adventures, it’s that landscape photography isn’t just about capturing the scene—it’s about experiencing it. And let me tell you, I’ve had one heck of an experience lately, from the striking, red-rock wonderland of Canyonlands National Park to the crisp, frosty, snow-draped beauty of Copper Mountain in
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Autumn is in full swing, as the crisp air settles in and the leaves put on a colorful show before the blanket the ground. While the fall colors have given way to the first mountain snows here in Colorado, much of the U.S. continues to enjoy nature’s beautiful autumn tapestry of reds, oranges, and yellows.
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I’m pleased to announce that three of my mountain photographs have been accepted into the Artists of the West program at American Furniture Warehouse. Two of the images highlight the rugged peaks of the Teton Range in Grand Teton National Park and the other is a black and white image of a winter afternoon at
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In search of a physical challenge and to escape some of the record high temperatures in the Denver area, last weekend I set off for an early morning hike in the James Peak Wilderness. The mountain air was a cool and crisp 40 degrees when I arrived at the trailhead at 6 a.m. and a
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It all started with a simple message on social media. A favorite photo of mine from a sunrise hike in the Rockies a couple of years ago had caught the eye of Christina Hull, an artist from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. She reached out, expressing her admiration for the photo and proposed a collaboration. She wanted
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Earlier this month I was able to get away for a family vacation in Key Largo, Florida. We had been to Key West several times but this was our first trip to the northern Keys and I was looking forward to capturing a sunset looking across the calm waters on the bay side of the
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Every winter for many years I get together for a week of skiing with five long-time friends who are spread out in different parts of the country. This year, our trip was in Utah and I decided to drive out from Colorado and stop over in Moab to explore some of the amazing photography opportunities
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