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Image of the Month: November 2012

This photo was taken just north of the town of Mead along Interstate 25 on my way home from a road trip late this summer. There had been a few small wildfires that caused haze over the mountains. The Make sure that you take the focus off the free generic cialis penile. The cause of […]

Image of the Month: October 2012

Sometimes we can find beauty in less-obvious locations. Instead of photographing these aspen in fall foliage head-on, I looked for a different, perhaps more interesting composition during a recent autumn trip to the mountains. A reflection in a lake provided that opportunity. I hope that photographers will look for abstract photos as well as the […]

Image of the Month: September 2012

There may be no better symbol of the end of the summer season and the beginning of the fall harvest than the sunflower. I found these flowers in a farmer’s field near Interstate 25 only about Knowing which online pharmacy to believe cheap levitra can be confusing. It helps in improving such conditions because it […]

Sept. 7 Classic Colorado signing at The Bookworm of Edwards

Join me Friday September 7, 2012 beginning at 6 p.m.  for a signing of my book Classic Colorado at The Bookworm of Edwards, near Vail, Colorado! The event will be part of the independent bookstore’s Local Author Showcase for the Fall 2012 season. Meet me and seven other wonderful authors to learn about our inspirations […]

Image of the Month: August 2012

August may be the best month in Colorado to hike a fourteener. In most years this is the time when the least amount of snow will be remaining on the state’s high peaks. For those of us who don’t like skiing or hiking with crampons, late summer is an opportune time to explore the summits […]

Image of the Month: July 2012

This year’s dry conditions continued through the early summer. As wildfires raged throughout Colorado and the West, the wildflower season had an early and brief appearance. I didn’t get out much to photograph this year’s flower displays so I am posting an image from last year’s impressive bloom in the valleys near Crested Butte. The […]

Image of the Month: June 2012

Few summers begin as early as 2012 did in Rocky Mountain National Park. Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuously paved road in the nation, opened on May 14. This was the third earliest recorded opening. In contrast to last year’s substantive amount of snowpack, this year’s winter was very dry allowing visitors to access the […]

Josh’s photo on the cover of Colorado Life Magazine issue #1

One of my photos of a fisherman in Maroon Lake under the spectacular setting of the 14,000-ft Maroon Bells near Aspen has been chosen as the cover of the inaugural issue of Colorado Life Magazine. It’s an honor to be a part of the May/June issue of this new venture into the Centennial State by […]

Image of the Month: May 2012

Sometimes when we are out in nature we encounter reminders that we are not the first people to have visited the place where we now stand. In an area of Dinosaur National Monument straddling the Utah and Colorado border I was lucky to find this petroglyph carved into a swath of desert varnish. I love […]

Image of the Month: April 2012

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