
Aspen Abstracts
A story of refusing to give in to bad weather in search of a composition…
A story of refusing to give in to bad weather in search of a composition…
“One of the hardest tasks we have is knowing when we are finished with a work…”
“That’s a three hour drive!” he reminded me. “Yeah!” I think was my response.
“…it was this shape, along with the contrasting colors of the roots and the dark red soil beneath them, that originally caught my eye…”
“…if the timing worked out, we could be in for some decent sunset light on the clouds over the canyon…”
“…just before sunrise, the clouds started to break apart and a gap appeared in the southeast, right where the sun was going to come up over the White Mountains…”
“Always Look Behind You” is advice many advanced photographers give to those just starting out. This is the story of why that’s a good idea.
Might Pantone have named 2020 “The Year of Classic Blue” because of my image? Hmmm…
“…I needed a location I knew well enough to be able to arrive before sunrise and get set up in the dark…”
“I hoped that the rising sun would cast shadows from the rim of the distant side canyon behind Spider Rock and my planning paid off…”
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