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I can't match the 1880's, but here's the 1906 Hough Building in lovely downtown Lake City, taken in 1976...

Crestones, north aspect, winter 2013.

Bison Amphitheater by Moonlight

A little steel wool light painting fun.

Little Bear's southwest ridge from the San Luis Valley made prior to an attempt to put my 4x5 view camera on top of South Little Bear. The high winds seen in this image prevented me from accomplishing that goal.

I need to hang out with one of you classy photogs one of these days. I think I'm getting closer but there's much that my photography skill set is still lacking. I'd very much like to improve.

George James wrote:I need to hang out with one of you classy photogs one of these days. I think I'm getting closer but there's much that my photography skill set is still lacking. I'd very much like to improve.

Like most things, good photography is difficult. I've found the site below to be great for composition tips, if you want to get into photography a little more.

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This one was taken last year, but I like it because it could have been taken 100 years ago and looked exactly the same.

Subject matter slightly off topic for mountaineering, but I think most of us can relate.
I loved this shot last weekend, taken just east of Tunnel #3 at the bottom of St. Mary's Trail.

Some of my black and whites from recent trips

Desert Flash Flood


Arizona Slot Canyon


Buckskin Gulch


The Wave


White Pocket


Grosvenor Arch

A few more

Zebra Slot


Winter Sunset on Quandary


Neville's Arch


Agathla Peak


you can see more of my photos in the 500px link in my signature

Thought it was time I threw a couple of mine into the fray...

Father Dyer & Lower Crystal Lake


Salmon Lake, Gore Range


Toadstool Geologic Park, Nebraska


Landscape & Courthouse Rock, Western Nebraska