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Friday, January 24, 2014
Off the 101.

I'm currently working on a new website and sorting through tens of thousands of images I've shot in the past few years. During this process I occasionally come across a picture that I shot, but missed during my initial edits. Sometimes I'll miss it because I'm in a hurry, or I'm looking for a specific image, or simply because I wasn't ready to understand what I had shot. When I shot this image, I didn't fancy myself as a landscape photographer, it just wan't my bag. I didn't have the patience or the mindset. After moving to Colorado a few years ago and being immersed in beautiful landscapes daily, my photographic tendencies changed and I have felt this drive to photograph landscapes and nature imagery. Living where I live, how could I not? This is definitely a departure from my usual urban and street photography. Change is a good thing. Don't get me wrong, I am a long long way from being a true landscape photographer. We all have to start somewhere.