Tag Archives: Rocky Mountains
pink paints the morning Inspiration is a two-way Street
When I began this blog two years ago, I included the tag line “inspiration comes from everywhere.” I have shared my inspiration and hope that my posts have occasionally inspired others.
Last September, I heard from a friend that his wife was interested in a photograph of mine. She asked for permission to create a painting based on it.
I was amazed by her talent when I looked at her website Danielle Hatherley and was honored at the prospect. Below is the incredible painting “Summer Glow – Boulder ”
Friday night, I was able to meet her and see the painting at a lovely art gallery near Golden, Colorado. Mirada Fine Art Gallery Inspiration is a two-way Street.
Clouds as Art
Sometimes the sky above the nearby peaks is so beautiful that you just have to stop and take it in.
Snow on the Flat Irons
I took these photos at the beginning of the month when things in Boulder were snow covered, the sun was shining, and the reflections were blinding.
Wordless Wednesday 3/27
Tunes and Tales
I’m very excited with all the wonderful avenues I’ve been allowed to share and celebrate my new book! On Wednesday, I spent the day in Fort Collins, Colorado recording Tunes and Tales with show host Kristen Olsen and Jonathan Bennett!
Link to livestream KRFCfm 88.9
(you can live-stream the show on Sunday, 3/3/19 6PM MST! )
Continental Divide Sunset
Tonight on the way home, I was thinking how much I love the longer days and wondered if I’d see a sunset. The view as I reach the top of the steep road home is often noteworthy. The paved road ends and the majority of the last two miles is downhill. Today I pulled over to take these photos. Unfiltered, you can see the snow on the peaks in the distance as the sun illuminates the clouds. Perfect timing.
Wordless Wednesday 2/27/19
Book Review: Aliana Reaches for the Moon
Book Review: Aliana Reaches for the Moon
https://lindsaymaeveschubert.wordpress.com/2019/02/16/book-review-aliana-reaches-for-the-moon/
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The light of morning
gently shift from yellow to
pink then tangerine
