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Steamboat Springs’ Balloon Rodeo
I am absolutely inundated with photo work right now, which is a great problem to have. Thought I’d jump the queue a bit here and upload some images from two weekends ago up in Steamboat Springs,...
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Summer’s Loose Ends
Ah, summer. You roll in all seductive and lazy in early June and spoil us with rain, greenery, bursts of sunlight and the desire to barbecue everything in sight. You treat us well, and then seemingly...
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The Wagner, Lineberry and Lamberton Families
(Click on images for a larger view) It has been a good two years since I did a family portrait shoot, so when I was asked to photograph the Wagner, Lineberry and Lamberton families out at the Wagner...
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Kickin’ It in Grand Lake, Colorado
Enough moping about PhotoShelter. Upward and onward. Time to sink my teeth back into this raspberry-jam filled croissant and make a mess of things. After eating meat pies (aka wet cigar in a pie crust)...
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Graspin Aspen, Part 1
Fall in the Rockies…Don’t blink, you’ll miss it. One cold night and all the aspens go gold and red. One windy day and they’re empty skeletons. Fortunately for me, Hailey and six of our closest...
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Graspin’ Aspen, Part 2
A year ago, Hailey and I drove up Buffalo Pass Road but only got as far as the Dry Lake Campground. We were in her little red Alero, which has roughly 2 inches of clearance, and the road was getting a...
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Graspin’ Aspen, Part 3
Tim is not just an early riser, but a marvel of science. As I write this, I’m trying to recall ever seeing him yawn. I’m trying to recall him drowsy, lethargic, or even wiped out. The guy is always...
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VOTE: Photo of the Year – Category 3 (People in Places)
This is one of the tougher categories to choose from: People in Places. The criteria is simple: spontaneous moments where a person and their emotions are also an expression of their setting. Picking my...
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