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Humanity is rightly obsessed with the paradox of good vs evil. Death before life, the bittersweet, pride before a fall. The twists and turns of life become the unmappable labyrinth becoming with each hesitant footstep. A fearful journey jammed with wonder. The beauty...

Even the best-reviewed cities, in all their coffeetable-worthy builtworld gloss, harbor a hidden vein of real humanity. Because people still live here. Day-to-day life isn't a curated social reel; there's sorrow, shame and pain nipping at the heels of the stories we...

As autumn knowingly clears the path for winter, the slow sun struggles to pierce a gray blanket overhead. It's crisp, cold and silent. Bright snowfall packs the footpath's edge, and I walk through each cloud of my frozen breath, letting it pass over me like a...

I walked through Rolland Moore Park today and shot a few trees and the pond. This was my favorite. I liked the high contrast and the warm leaves contrasting the snowfall and crisp sky. It was pretty cold out, but the brisk rucking walk was very enjoyable with the...

I took a handful of shots around this train track footbridge overpass. There were a few non-functional bicycles. one had the chain off the rear derailleur. There were a couple carts full of random stuff pushed together making a sort of camp underneath the ramps. It...

I hadn't used a Ricoh GR since the first "GR Digital" back around 2007. I have missed that camera ever since. But now I finally snagged a GR iiix, so I'm posting some of my favorite shots here as a sort of unofficial photo-doc. I loved the temperature of this shot and...

I actually took a moment to walk around Old Town in Fort Collins and take some photos. I really fell in love with this "Pizza" sign and this shot in-particular. I've always been drawn to simplicity, but I love the vintage feel of the sign, coupled with the texture of...