Image of the Month: November 2013

Lory State Park, Fort Collins Digital Workshop Event

I had a wonderful time teaching an In-the-Field nature photography course last month with enthusiastic students from The Fort Collins Digital Workshop. The course was held at Lory State Park west of Fort Collins. While the park is not known as a fall photography “hotspot” by some photographers, it has some amazing rock formations, brilliantly-colored cottonwood trees and bays where water from Horsetooth Reservoir provides crisp reflections. Opportunities abound for unique fall photos like closeups of leaves as well as examples of hikers, cyclists and horseback riders enjoying the outdoors. I doubt Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams, authors of the Barry Bond’s steroid expos https://unica-web.com/archive/2015/unica2015-proposed-unica2018-nld.pdf levitra brand “Game of Shadows” previewed in Sports Illustrated and published 3/23, know who Andreas Munzer is. It belongs to Minispermaceae family and has online cialis pills a botanical name Tinospora Cardifolia. This liquid generic medicine contains Sildenafil Citrate which is considered as viagra samples https://www.unica-web.com/archive/2011/General-Assembly/web11.pdf phosphodiesterase inhibitor to treat erectile dysfunction in men. But to treat such sexual disorder in men, they can start using a medication known as Tadalafil (or purchase cialis online). Other story-telling images of the resilience of nature are available due to the park’s brush with recent wildflowers. While I love photographing in places like Colorado’s Maroon Lake that are renown for their immeasurable, iconic beauty, I know when I go to places like Lory I won’t be locking tripod legs with dozens of other photographers and I’ll be getting images that are one-of-a-kind with every visit. Stop by the workshop sometime to see what other courses we’ll be offering soon!