Mar
03
2008
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 [...]
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Jan
17
2008
Steve Parker forwarded me a new rental shop for Canon and Nikon gear. The usual shops like Rentglass.com and CamRents.com are notoriously swamped and always out of gear, so anytime another rental house comes around, it’s a good thing to know.
I checked their web site today and notice that they claim to have most of [...]
Tags: Nikon, Steve Parker, web site today
Nov
25
2007
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
Jul
05
2007
Steve Parker and I ventured up into the Lake Isabelle area over the Fourth of July holiday to catch some of the early season (early for the high country) wildflowers. We were about 1-2 weeks away from peak viewing still, but check out the images below to see how they looked yesterday.
The Columbine were starting [...]
Tags: 4th of July, Isabelle Wildflowers, Lake Isabelle, Steve Parker