Well, I finally made it out surfing today. I knew it was going to be hard, but I didn’t know it was going to be so painful on the stomach. I’m a softie, need a rash guard. The sunrise was nice! Big holiday dinner party tonight. Merry Christmas!
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Winter to Summer in Four Hours
I flew from Denver to Ft. Lauderdale last Thursay for a destination wedding in Palm Beach. It was nice and snowy when I left so that I could feel really good about leaving town. We took the bus so that we didn’t have to drive in the snow. So did everyone else, and it was...
Fall is still holding on
Back in October when we had a string of 65 degree days I kept saying, “well this is going to be the last one . . . ” Well it is nearly Thanksgiving and the warm days keep coming and the snow does not. Tomorrow’s forecast is for 67 degrees, sunny, and light...
Boulder Cup Cyclocross Photos
I went and checked out the Boulder Cup pro cyclo-cross races at Boulder Reservoir and South Boulder Rec the weekend before last. I’ve shot a few pics the first day and none the second; I’ve been way too busy to add extra workflow to my life for fun. So busy in fact, that I forgot...
And the sun sets on another week
It has been an extraordinary week. I thank those who have appreciated and commented on my recent post. I want to keep things moving forward . . .
This is my first image that I’ve ever shot with a Nikon lens! I’m going to give Nikon a shot since I have been unhappy...
Out of the office and into the Foliage
My staunch work ethic finally crumbled this week. People who know me wondered, “how long can you keep this up?” I kept it up until Thursday. Glorious Thursday, when editing be damned, I had to get out onto the trails and out in the glorious fall weather. I knew the leaves...
Mountain Biking the Swan River to Georgia Pass Section of the Colorado Trail to Celebrate My Leaving the Cube Anniversary
While most of you were enjoying a three day weekend, I was working my butt off and shooting two weddings! Lucky for me I like shooting weddings . . . ;>) . . . and even luckier still the second one was up in Keystone. So I splurged on a resort hotel room for myself...
Landscape Photos of the Flatirons from Chautauqua can be so boring
Eight million people have published shots of the Flatirons as viewed from Chautauqua Park in Boulder. Now there are eight million and one. I tried to make mine a little interesting in Photoshop. Oh, and I officially now know how to spell Chautauqua without looking it up.
Boulder Colorado Mountain Landscapes: Snow in August!
I was heading down to that fashion show and there was a break in the weather. The storm that brought three and a half inches of rain to Boulder also left a blanket of snow on the mountain peaks above 10000 feet. If I was ambitious I could have gone up and gotten...
We now return to our irregularly scheduled mountain bike ride
I told myself at the beginning of the mountain bike season that I was going to ride one during the week and once on the weekend. Well, that hasn’t worked out so well. I haven’t even been able to squeeze in a weekend ride the last couple weeks.
But not today damnit! Scott sent...
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...
I flew a plane today
I was just sitting in my office today trying to get some work done like a good boy when I got the call. Barnow and I have been talking about going flying for a year now. I considered declining . . . but I figured that I shouldn’t let another year go by....
I sleep with the blinds open
Lots of people need their bedroom to be pitch black in order to sleep. For me, it doesn’t really matter. I’ve trained myself to sleep with the blinds open. I feel it aids my renowned napping skills to be able to sleep with the sunlight streaming in.
As a photographer, my senses have...
