Early this morning my father and I went to the Open space between Wheat Ridge and Golden along the waters of Clear Creek. The trail starts off where I-70 and Clear Creek collide just outside of Golden. After walking West about a mile or so, one...
After spending the majority of this weekend inside editing photos, I was happy today to have time with my Father and go photographing. We decided to visit the open space along Clear Creek in Wheat Ridge, CO and arrived just before the sunrise....
After a few days of wet weather my Father and I decided to check out Clear Creek just west of Wheat Ridge. The large amount of recent moisture made just about everything vibrant green. I’m so excited that summer is nearly upon us!
I awoke early this morning to see a nice blanket of snow and ice on the ground. Since I didn’t wake up that early we headed to Clear Creek in Wheat Ridge. The temps were hovering around 10F deg and it sure made photography fun!
With the year 2009 upon us my father and I decided for a quick photo outing. We headed to our favorite location around Plainview, CO and afterwards went to Clear Creek Canyon. It was a very productive day and I’m looking forward to what 2009 has...
I awoke this morning way before dawn….and so I decided to head to Prospect Park in Wheat Ridge. The colors around here are in full swing and its just a matter of time before winter sets in. Oh by the way, the final few images were taken from my...
On this warm morning we decided to head to the greenbelt of Wheat Ridge. The trails in and around Prospect Park are surrounded by plenty of wildlife and beautiful scenery.
My Father and I decided to meet up in Wheat Ridge, CO to photograph some local scenes around Clear Creek. A few foxes were around this morning as well as numerous types of birds.
On this frigid morning (5F/-15C) the sun put on a spectacular show along the banks of Clear Creek. The area is located along Interstate 70 and is near the new fly over for US6. Although it was extremely cold there were numerous types of mammals...
