Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Back in late October, I participated in the Colby Brown Photowalk in downtown Denver. Colby is a local travel and landscape photographer here in DEnver and I’ve followed him in various social media outlets for a few years now. So when he decided to host a photowalk, I eagerly signed up if not just for [...]

Here’s a couple more images from my long weekend in Steamboat Springs back in early December. Steve Parker and I watched and waited for this sunset as it progressed from “good” to “outstanding”, but when we finally got out to shoot it, the wind had whipped up to add to the frigid temperatures already. I [...]

Here’s something I’m working on from a recent family trip to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Catamount Barn is under historical classification and is protected by, I think, the forestry service. It sits near the southeast end of Catamount Lake, below the West descent of Rabbit Ears Pass, tucked back in the corner on a private [...]

I know, it’s been awhile since my last post here, but things have been really busy! That’s both good and bad, but part of the business was spent photographing my favorite time of the year! So… My family and I spent the weekend in a great, secluded cabin about an hour southwest of Gunnison, Colorado [...]

I’m finally getting around to processing the several hundreds of images from my trip to San Francisco back in early June. During that business trip, a couple of friends and I took a day trip away from work and the City, venturing out onto Point Reyes and Tomalas Bay. While we were shooting this old [...]

Easter and Springtime bring out the Tulips on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall. Although today started at 33 degrees and snow showers. it’s sunny and warming up. Another typical spring day in the Rockies. Let’s not forget what Easter is all about either. Happy Easter!

Why was it tonight, no matter who we talked to, they’d ask “Where’s Gregg?” and “Is he out shooting the moon right now?” Yes I was! From the comfort of my closet’s window sill, that is!

Please tell me what you think about either of these three images from Chautauqua Park. These have been converted and tweaked in Lightroom from their original color captures. Also, two images are of the same basic composition, just that one is landscape oriented, while the other is portrait oriented. Enjoy…

After our recent blizzard storm, I knew the clouds were clearing out overnight and that the Flatirons at Chautauqua Park would be coated white in the cold cold air, that I wanted to head over there on my way to work one morning last week. So this is actually one of the last images of [...]

On a last minute whim, I decided to drive up to Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) on Sunday to see what the Aspens were like on Fall River Road. The drive in to RMNP was a little slow due to the Aspen Gold Festival happening in the town of Estes Park just outside RMNP, so [...]