Monthly Archives: June 2008

Creative Business Portraits in Downtown Denver with Leadership Coach Stephen McGhee

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The weekly Sunday Ride photo

This week was just like last week, except even busier. Despite the fact that there is a radical shortage of photographers in Boulder all of a sudden, I went on my usual Sunday ride. I brought Bobby with me so as to make sure that no one got any pictures taken today. Ok well that’s...

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Is that a Coors Light between your legs or are you just happy to see me?

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Buffalo Creek Mountain Biking with Dads With A Fathers Day Hall Pass

My goal is to go mountain biking twice a week. I’ve been failing! I can’t complain too much because the photo biz is keeping me super busy midweek. So I’m a Sunday rider and this week we traveled down to Buffalo Creek for some classic Colorado buff singletrack. Some of the terrain in the area...

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Ingredients to an Epic Ride: Crusty Blood, Raging Rivers, Cold Beer, Frozen Toes, Hot Wings, Virgin Singletrack, and of course Post Holing

I set out for the 10:10 bus last Sunday, an ordinary Sunday, not all that different than the Sunday before. Well slightly different in that I didn’t have a set crew to ride with. I figured I’d see someone I knew. Sure enough Walt was there again with the Waltworks crew, plus Brent from the...

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Da Hood

I needed to do some testing of my 28mm 1.8 lens so I took some pictures out at the park by my house. They weren’t very exciting, so I tweaked them out in Adobe Camera Raw. The Buddha was there.

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Cruiser Ride Photos with a Lensbaby Lens – just like old times

I have been trying out a Lensbaby Lens that I borrowed from Peggy Dyer. This lens allows you to have one area of the image in focus and the rest of the image radically blurred out. I took a bunch of photos on the cruiser while a while ago (OK it was a month) and...

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