Forty finalists have been announced for the 2019 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, and you can vote for your favorite; you might even win an iPad. Winner will be announced November 13. Click on any photo to browse through a slideshow… Read More ›
Photography
‘Rise,’ another great photo of Longs Peak
From Nate Zeman’s website: Like a ship in the fog, Longs Peak reveals itself after being hidden in thick storm clouds. Just after the sun had dipped below the horizon for the day, the massive mountain emerged. It was a… Read More ›
Short list announced for Bird Photographer of the Year
Birds aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. Neither is photography. But I can’t imagine anyone not appreciating the beauty of birds as seen by great photographers. Finalists have been announced for the Bird Photographer of the Year award, and that means… Read More ›
Words fail
Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the world’s greatest treasures, is burning.
Watchdog
My dog Annie likes to lie on the back deck and watch for birds, squirrels, and passersby beyond the fence.
Beauty underfoot
It’s so easy in Colorado to turn one’s eyes to the mountains when seeking beauty. The grandeur of the peaks is undeniable, impossible to overlook. Others look to the sky shimmering with clouds and breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Yet beauty… Read More ›
Found another great Colorado photographer
Isn’t this lovely? I came across it on Twitter while browsing the internet this evening. The Denver photographer, Mike Kvackay, graciously gave me permission to share it with you. His professional site is on Facebook. Lake Isabelle is higher than… Read More ›
Foliage fling
Fall foliage photos are a dime a dozen in Colorado, but this one really caught my eye. I’ve tried for years to describe a brief walk I once took near Estes Park, and have always failed. This picture comes very… Read More ›
