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 [...]

Hot off the camera, here’s an image of tonight’s Perigee Full Moon. I’m embarrassed to say how/where I grabbed this image. Let’s just say, ALWAYS carry your camera with you! Did you get out and shoot the moon tonight? Please share your images and links below in the comments.

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!

Kind of convenient that my 8-year old daughter is studying stars and planets in school right now and this Lunar Eclipse “happens” to occur now. She wanted to view it, so I woke her up at 12:30 (after checking outside myself to make sure the clouds had dissipated, and viola. What a beautiful sight! Camera [...]

I was excited to signup for the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk this year with the same bunch of #togs from the last two walks. This year’s walk was planned for downtown Denver, near the Pepsi Center. I wasn’t too thrilled with the location at first, but any chance to get out and shoot is an [...]

A collection of fireworks images from last weekend’s show at the Colorado National Golf Club near my house in Erie. Katherine, Sofia and I sat at the back of the 1st Green and watched the 15 minute show with a few dozen others, while the main crowds sat up on the driving range. A this [...]

Met up with a few photography friends last night on a short-notice holiday light shoot in downtown Denver. This is the Denver City and County Building across the garden/grass mall from the Capitol building near downtown Denver. Every year they light up this building and I’ve always wanted to come down and capture it, but [...]

Spent a little time this weekend up in Steamboat trying a different approach to photographing the Steamboat iconic barn. And a slightly different light angle to cover more of the barn and less of the foreground snow. And another angle showing more of the stars. And this is how the barn looks during daylight hours…

On a recent vacation to Montreal to visit Katherine’s mother Sonia and her cousins, I took the opportunity to do a little nighttime photography with the excellent guide services of Sonia’s husband Georges, who has lived in Montreal since 1967. I think we must have put several hundred miles onto his car during that vacation– [...]