Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Brrrrrr!! This Balloonist image was snapped this last December on my way to work. Share this post:

Taken the same frigid morning where I caught the Walk in the Park image below, where originally I was attempting to capture this tree in a different composition. I was driving back from dropping my daughter off at school when I saw this scene from the car. Quickly, I continued home and grabbed my camera [...]

Here’s a photo taken very near to my house last week during the bitter cold spell here in Colorado. I was out shooting a favorite tree in the fog and came across this pathway leading up and over a rise in the park-like settings. Converted it to B&W and it almost looks infrared since the [...]

This past weekend, some friends I’ve made through the Scott Kelby Photowalks over the last couple of years, got together for a sunrise shoot up inside Rocky Mountain National Park at Bear Lake. Bear Lake is about 2.5 hours away from me, and sunrise is about 7:10am, you do the math — it was an [...]

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… [...]

Here are a couple images from Chautauqua Park yesterday just prior to a portrait shoot. The pending storm was starting to build after an overnight dusting prepped the ground. A couple treks off on an early morning hike along the base of the Flatirons. Share this post:

Another image from my adventure to Chautauqua Park last Sunday, the morning after a strong spring storm had dumped several feet of snow in the mountains just to the west, as you can see, about 5 inches of slush fell here at the park (and no accumulation at my house just 8 miles to the [...]

Here’s another image from last Sunday’s trip to Chautauqua Park to view the Flatirons in the sprint snow. Share this post:

It was beautiful, but shall we say… breezy, day after the March Blizzard. We drove up to Red Feather Lakes to spend a quiet weekend away. I decided to go exploring from the house and wound up at the roads-end with this view…. Brrr…. Share this post:

During a recent trip into Rocky Mountain National Park, my friend Steve and I came across a large herd of Elk just grazing down near the Fall River Road entrance. These two young bulls started sparring on the one end of the hred while this older bull was kind of refereeing the whole event and [...]