Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Another image of North Window, looking directly at Elephant Butte. Same day, same general spot as yesterday’s post and image, but this time more of the evergreen tree in the frame. Plus I present both the original color version along side a black and white version below. Below is an alternatively processed version of the [...]

Can you see my buddy Steve Parker in this image from Lipan Point Overlook? [Click to enlarge]

One of our first stops on my recent Southwest Photo trip with Steve Parker and Kash Mohammadi, we to Lipan Point Overlook at the Grand Canyon. (Click to enlarge) This is one of many, many images being processed from this area now. Stay tuned by subscribing to this blog to the left here and you’ll [...]

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 [...]

I’ve been going back through some of my image archives and looking for imagery to convert to black and white for possible submission to the Black and White Spider Awards Photography competition. One image that strikes me well is the image from my previous post. With a little work in Lightroom, it was converted over [...]

On a recent business trip out to California, I went out a few days early to spend some time with a couple of co-worker and photography friends Damond and George. We started the day up in the Muir Redwoods National Monument north of the City and got a lot of shots of the redwoods, something [...]

I tried capturing the Crescent Moon and Venus convergence last evening. What a beautiful site though. I read somewhere, perhaps on Space Weather that 1/320th at f/5.6 and 400 ISO would be a good starting point for the exposure settings, but I didn’t like what I was seeing in the LCD using those settings, so [...]

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 [...]