I finally found a breakfast burrito downtown that doesn’t have eggs in it. It’s at Two Spoons, which also has cool tables. And I got a free cup of hot chocolate. It took me a while to get the angle of the focus plane just right. I like the line of focus from one corner...
The snow was supposed to have let up by now, but it is still snowing in Boulder. We got a ton of moisture, but the temps were warm enough that a lot of the snow has melted as it has come down. Some of the last leaves of fall are still hanging on.
I took a quick break from editing madness on a Saturday night to go check out Meniskus at the Lazy Dog AKA Brick House. I was playing with my new Nikon 35mm f/1.8G in super low light scenario. It was DARK in there! So rather than try to hide my low-ISO noise, I decided to...
No, I’m not done posting pictures of this window yet. If you were to look out through the window, you could barely make out the legs of pedestrians as they walk down the sidewalk on 13th street. The patterns and how they change as you alter your viewing angle is quite entrancing. Sometimes it gives...
This post is an oldie, but a goodie, so I’m going to recycle it! I haven’t been posting any mountain bike pictures because I don’t have time to ride any more, so let’s just reminisce about the good old days of unemployment! Back when I bought my first camera (a Canon 20d), I pulled it...
Even more pics from my evening in Rocky Mountain National Park. Nikon 14-24 f/2.8 lens FTW!
I was walking down the Pearl Street Mall the other day, and I had my super wide angle lens on the camera. I randomly decided to shoot a little street photography, and held down the shutter button while walking past this musician playing the guitar. I held the camera at my waist and shot it...
OK I’ve been posting way to many boring nature photos lately. It’s time to get back to the normal tilt-shift randomness. I haven’t been out shooting lately, so I needed some new material. I’ve been looking at this subject matter every day for the last year and a half, and I was finally inspired to...
Here are some more images from my Estes Park adventure. We ventured up to the top of Trail Ridge Road near sunset. Here are a couple landscape photos of the bare, rocky peaks covered with a light dusting of snow. The square topped peak is Longs Peak.
No, not shooting to kill, shooting to blog! I can’t believe it has already been two weeks since I shot these pictures. Time is just flyin’ on by. I usually don’t like taking touristy pictures, but these beasts are just so big and cool I couldn’t help myself. This first shot is in Moraine Park....
I spend some time the last two weekends up in Estes Park. My friend Io lives there so I stopped by. She has a porch. And a dog named Amber. I have an 85mm Perspective Control Lens. And a photography problem. This is what happened.
I love aspen groves. We have a lot of pine forests in the Front Range, and they just aren’t as pretty. If an aspen tree and a pine tree got in a fight, the pine tree would probably win. Aspen trees are lovers, not fighters. In a Miss Perennial Woody Plant competition, the aspen would...
I found this skeleton hanging on the fence at Lost Antler Ranch. I’m not sure what animal it is . . . I’m guessing that it’s an elk?
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