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February was a month full of questions. I found myself reflecting a lot on what I was going to do next, and what better company to do that reflection with than the solitude nature affords. Tag along.
Valentines day in the snowy sand! Join us for an exploration of Alamosa!
Sometimes you just gotta scratch the itch. I did it by visiting Moab, Utah to photograph the sandstone.
A spectacular year with a spectacular person. This is life out West.
Coming back to Colorado filled me with a sense of peace and joy. The landscapes and people I got to see again certainly helped with that.
Two rolls of Portra 400. 72 film images total, twelve worth sharing. Let's take a look at those favorites.
Up to the mountains - through the skies -through the woods - down to the valleys - and back into the forests. What a way to spend a month.
When the national park's new Reservation System ruins your plans, it's time to hike up instead!
The main sound I remember from this morning is the soft patter of rain drops on fall foliage.
Silence engulfed the hallways, nooks, and crannies of the hotel when I woke up. There wasn’t a 24 hour front-desk and most of the lights were shut-off. I felt as a shadow does at night, invisible. As I turned on…
As I left Idaho (as mentioned here) I was ready to see what would happen on the next leg of my journey. Glacier was a park that I’d not read-up or got much familiarity to ahead of time. The only…
The first stop along our Rocky Mountain road-trip was Idaho. While here, I got to photograph the landscapes of Salmon Idaho, the isolated scenes allowing my photographic muscles to flex as much as they could. There needn’t be restraint nor…