There are landscapes in Colorado that feel like they’ve leapt out of a dream—towering spires of stone, wrapped in forests, where light and shadow turn the earth into a cathedral of rock. Some are well-known, like Bryce Canyon in neighboring Utah or our own Wheeler Geologic Area in the San Juans. Others remain unnamed, unmarked …
Continue reading The Mystery of Colorado’s Hidden Hoodoos
There’s something sacred about the first time you pick up the camera again after a creative break. It’s quiet at first. No pressure, no checklist—just the sound of your boots crunching fresh snow and the familiar weight of your gear pressing gently against your shoulder. That’s how it started for me. A cool winter morning, …
Continue reading Reframing the Focus: Shooting with Purpose After a Creative Pause
When you were five, what did you want to be when you grew up? A garbage truck driver
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