Recently I was asked by the Fat Tail Gallery, here in Denver, to help create a new marketing/advertising campaign. The gallery manager, Kristi, was extremely helpful and even helped come up with a few of the ideas that lead to some of the photos below. I used my soon to be wife, Sarah, as my model. I hope you enjoy!
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Here is a collection of photography work from the Great Sand Dunes National Park near Alamosa, Colorado. Set with a back drop of the Sangre De Christo Mountains, this beautiful natural formation covers roughly 85000 acres of land. The tallest sand dunes in the US, standing at a height of 750 ft, these dunes were formed from deposits of the Rio Grande and its tributaries. The park also contains alpine lakes, tundras and 6 mountain peaks reaching heights well above 13,000 ft. This place is a must visit!!
Yesterday, Sarah and I had the privilege to explore Roxborough State Park (http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/Roxborough/) which is just south of Denver. The 3,339 acre park hosts dramatic rock formations, plant and wildlife as well as great walking/hiking paths. Most people don’t even realize this gem is there as it is usually shadowed by its bigger brother, “The Garden of the Gods” down near Colorado Springs. If you ever have a chance to explore this amazing state park, be sure to check out the “South Rim Trail” as you won’t be disappointed. Enjoy!
Although I have been busy updating the website, yesterday I decided to take a late afternoon drive to Rocky Mountain National Park, going the back way past Winter Park and through Grand Lake. Reflected Skies and Winter’s End are both HDR compilations of 3 or more images. Enjoy!
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