If a Photograph is Worth a Thousand Words… (Part 3)

…then a detail photo, one that lets us really see something that we might have missed, is worth a million, too!

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If a Photography is Worth a Thousand Words… (Part 2)

…then a comedic one is worth a million as well.  Because there are things in our world that are genuinely funny.  And capturing them is its own special joy.

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If a Photograph is Worth a Thousand Words… (Part 1)

…then, an emotional photograph is worth a million.  Because, emotion is what we relate to in an image, what touches our heart.

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Snowy Spring Day Along Pine

It’s hard enough driving by car in snow, but Boulder certainly has the heartiest bike commuters!

A Hike in the Jungle of Urban Life

I like shooting in urban settings more than in nature.  I like the way elements can come together in an instant when I’m walking about shooting street.  This shot for me works well only because we can see the driver in the car on the right, and there is a car turning in front of me to help balance the foreground.  Plus the bikers, of course.  Lovely documentation of life in the early 2000s that will be looked at in 100 years, and they’ll find our modes of transportation primitive, I’m sure.

I make a point when I’m crossing streets to shoot between cars and into lanes that would ordinarily be difficult to shoot in.  I love her big Mercedes, and again, that I can see her face.

I need to take a hike on concrete!

Dog Tired

The Gathering