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Image of the Month: July 2013

It’s rare that I get to photograph two of my favorite things at the same time: mountains and fireworks. One element exists in the natural world, the other in the man-made world. However, I noticed this private firework display while setting up to capture a time lapse video of the city of Loveland’s major display […]

Image of the Month: June 2013

Reflections are one of my favorite things to photograph. I love scenes where it almost seems like two worlds exist in one place. At times Clogging, the runs, cerebral pains, bladder contaminations, facial dispensing with, viagra for women price and so forth are a couple of its undesirable impacts. If you have no any idea […]

Image of the Month: May 2013

Landscape photographers are suckers for saturation. Bold and beautiful colors often dominate the genre with good reason: we like to accentuate those times when nature overwhelms us. However, more subtle conditions can be powerful too. While photographing this scene at Muddy Pass Lake east of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, I expected a more vivid sunrise as […]

Image of the Month: April 2013

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Image of the Month: March 2013

The Pacific Northwest is one of my favorite spots to photograph when not in Colorado. Back in January 2009, I spent a week driving the scenic coast via Highway 101. It was a opportune trip in many ways: I wanted some time alone to explore a new environment (a relationship I had been in was […]

Image of the Month: February 2013

Ice is fun to photograph. I’ve embarked on several trips to take pictures of Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park during this time of year. The lake seems halted in time with frozen undulating waves and ripples  in suspended animation over its surface. Cracks, fractures and trapped air bubbles below seem to glow with […]

Image of the Month: January 2013

Wind is a fact of life during winter in Rocky Mountain National Park. Gusty weather conditions are probably my least favorite to take pictures in. The reason why is landscape photographers love using narrow apertures to maintain a sharp depth of field. However, with narrow apertures come slow shutter speeds to allow enough light to […]

Image of the Month: December 2012

Fog rises from Carter Lake near Loveland, Colorado as seen from behind a grove of snow-covered ponderosa pines. This is one of my first and favorite nature photos taken many years ago the morning after a winter storm. After the dry year we’ve experienced here in the Rockies, here’s hoping we have a White Christmas […]

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 […]