Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Early Season Wildflowers
On a tip from Andrea Sedlmayr at RE/MAX of Boulder, I ventured up to the top of Sugerloaf Road in Boulder Canyon on Saturday to shoot the endangered Calypso Fairy Orchid that is out in full bloom right now. What a beautiful little flower and a great opportunity! Here I used my 80-200mm [...]

Tags: Andrea Sedlmayr, boulder, Boulder Canyon, calypso fairy orchid, endangered, sugarloaf road, Sugerloaf Road, wildflowers

Back before I left for Maui, I компютриsetup a Photowalk in Boulder for the Saturday after I returned from Maui. Not knowing what to expect, on the morning of the walk, 11 other photographers met me at the corner of 15th and Pearl Street in Boulder to begin our journey. About half of the photographers [...]

Tags: boulder, colorado, Pearl Street, photowalk, photowalking, tulips, university campus

Back in the middle of April, I spent 9 days in Kaanapali with my family and two other families. Below are a small sampling of the 7Gb of images I brought back.

Tags: beach, Hawaii, Kaanapali, ocean, sunsets, vacation

Trip Report
Steve Parker and I had been talking about a photo trip out Moab to shoot Arches NP and Canyonlands NP for several years now. Schedules, timing and whatever, always seemed to get in the way…. Well, we finally made it happen this past February and we even coerced our friend Lori Stone to fly [...]

Tags: arches, balanced rock, Brew Pub, Brokeback Arch, Broken Arch, canyonlands, Canyonlands road, cold, colorado, Colorado River, Courthouse Towers, Cracked Arch, dead horse point, Decent food, delicate arch, devils garden, Double Arch, Eddie McStiff, food, golf, Google, La Sal Mountains, landscape arch, Lori Stone, McDonald's, mesa arch, moab, Moab Brewery, Mt Pearle, national park, Park Avenue, Seattle, Skyline Arch, Steve Parker, sunrise, sunset, Three Gossips, Tower of Babel, Turret Arch, utah, Visitor's Center

Digging around my stock of imagery for this year’s portfolio album, I came across some images from 2005’s Fall Colors excursion that I felt deserved to be shared and showcased in this year’s portfolio set.In 2005, Steve Parker and I set off for the San Juan’s in Southwest Colorado, in and around the town of [...]

Tags: blue, colorado, dallas divide, Double-RL ranch, fall, mountains, Ouray, pine, Ralph Laurens, Ridgway, san juan, sneffels, snow, Steve Parker, trees