Many of you know I’ve been moving forward with a significant new project that hopefully will consume my time well into the future. Last fall I discovered (by ‘happy accident‘) an unusual application of an image […]
Back from Spring Break after a fantastic week on the Caribbean in the Tulum area of the Yucatan Peninsula, Quintana Roo, Mexico. My only other experience in the Caribbean was on the island of Roatan, […]
The Spring 2014 ‘Living in Golden’ lifestyle magazine featured some images of mine, and should be out on racks soon:
This morning I was alerted to the fact that Space.com published one of my images back in November. It was the star trail composite of the ‘Tribute Hike’ lights meandering down a Loveland Pass ridge […]
What a difference an hour makes! Ran down to Matthews Winters this morning after I saw the clouds dancing the way they need to, and I got a couple of series of images of the […]
On 1/19/14, telecommunications satellite Iridium Fourteen passed 769 km overhead Golden, CO, slowly rotating about its longitudinal axis at an azimuth of 044° (NE) and altitude of 66.8°. At 17:42:49, the satellite’s left antenna, a […]
…that I can’t resist photographing. This evening’s stunning sunset would have made and exquisite time-lapse, but unfortunately all my camera gear was packed in the car for a trip to the mountains. I thus had […]
Happy 2014! Tonight’s new moon, the first of this new year, sets over Mt. Galbraith in Golden, Colorado (our exceptionally clear air rendered the ‘dark side’ of the moon clearly visible, as you can see […]
The arctic cold air mass that has been sitting on Colorado for the last several days has at least enabled a certain type of growth to flourish: ice crystals on windows, especially those windows whose […]
Driving home from New Mexico, chasing stunning clouds this evening over Golden. Barely got to the Boyd exit in time to catch a few. Images captured to further develop my TerraLapse technique (timestack files using […]
Long live Comet ISON, Comet ISON is dead. I watched NASA’s live webcast of their various imagers pointed at the sun for Comet ISON’s perihelion, including the real-time data from the SDO, or Solar Dynamics […]
Commonly known around the Front Range area as a ‘mountain wave’, ACSL clouds are created when relatively fast-moving air that is relatively moist hits a topographic feature, typically mountains. The air is deflected upward, and […]
Golden:
Mt. Evans:
Dillon:
Deadhorse Point S.P., UT:
