Here’s a couple of shots of Michael Gust, a fantastic skier I happened to run into at Arapahoe Basin. These were shot in the new Montezuma Bowl off the backside of A-Basin! I would love to hear some comments on the small light leaks in the upper right corner of the images. The leaks are part of the Holga flaws which make this camera so unique. Each Holga I have ever owned produces a unique mark. I’m thinking it’s time to tape off my Holgas to eliminate this mark.

Arapahoe Basin Powder Day with Holga
Published by May 7th, 2008 in General, For Photographers & Students and Holga Toy Camera. 1 CommentHiking A-Basin’s East Wall with the Holga!
Published by May 6th, 2008 in General, For Photographers & Students and Holga Toy Camera. 0 CommentsLast Sunday was a spectacular day for hiking the East Wall at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area! We had a classic Colorado Blue Sky day…too few this winter!
These were all shot with my Holgas…one with medium format film and the other with 35mm film (panoramic shots). Enjoy!
To the summit:
Boston Red Sox fan on the trek:
Hiking:
Brent goes after a stash of powder on the lower section of the wall. That’s Loveland Pass Highway (center right) with the Continental Divide sweeping across the top:
And just for grins and giggles…here’s a couple of me that Brent shot! Nice shots Brent! Brent is a former wedding client from a few years ago and has become a great friend and ski hiking partner. He has even assisted me shooting a couple of weddings!
Me at the Summit of Lenawee Mountain (13,100 feet…give or take!)
SEEKING ART INSTRUCTORS
Published by April 10th, 2008 in General and For Photographers & Students. 0 CommentsInterested in teaching art workshops? Have proven teaching skills? Visit the Summit Art Centre page for more information.
Pictures from:
gallery 108 first friday April 4th - 6-9 p.m.
Holgas accepted in juried show
Published by March 22nd, 2008 in General, For Photographers & Students and Holga Toy Camera. 0 CommentsTwo of my Holga Plastic Toy Camera images have been accepted in “Unrefined Light: Image Making with Plastic Cameras and their Friends” at the Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles, MO.
Michelle Bates, author of “Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity,” is the juror.
The show runs March 28th - May 9th at the Centre with the reception Friday, March 28th, from 6-9 p.m.
Dreams of Our Fathers: Coors Field (20 x 20 framed, giclee on watercolor)
I captured this during the Colorado Rockies amazing summer season last year.

Lenawee Lift - Arapahoe Basin (20 x 20 framed, giclee on watercolor)
This image from Arapahoe Basin captures something of the small ski area feel that is fast disappearing in the ski industry.
Featured Colorado Dog Photographer
Published by March 15th, 2008 in General, DOGS!, Wedding Photojournalism and Portraits & People. 2 CommentsI am featured in this spring’s Colorado Dog Magazine. Pick up a copy! You can also check out the Colorado Dog Magazine website.
The first image is of Jadyn & CJ! The second image is of Stephanie & Jarrod. You can find a cleaner version of this image at LITfoto.com on the Wedding Photographer page and the Dog Photographer page! It was captured after sunset and features (what has become!) my signature lighting style.
first First Friday flix on gallery 108 page!
Published by March 13th, 2008 in General, DOGS!, Wedding Photojournalism, For Photographers & Students, Portraits & People and Holga Toy Camera. 2 CommentsVisit the gallery 108 page to see photos from the first ever First Friday!
Tara & Ricky - A few Black & Whites
Published by March 2nd, 2008 in General, Wedding Photojournalism and Portraits & People. 1 CommentHere are three images captured as my response to natural lighting.


Special offer! Books & Slideshows
Published by March 2nd, 2008 in General and Wedding Photojournalism. 1 CommentA special offer for all my Wedding Photojournalism clients! Download the pdf from this link:











