Showing posts with label colorado photos for sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorado photos for sale. Show all posts
May 7, 2012
SandBoxBlogs: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: Best of April
All credit to Bob Berwyn (Click title):
March 7, 2012
February 27, 2012
SandBoxBlogs: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: Wilderness"
All credit: Bob Berwyn:
"SUMMIT COUNTY — Sen. Mark Udall visited Frisco this weekend to advance a new plan for wilderness additions in Colorado, including many of the parcels that have long been part of the controversial hidden gems proposal. For me, looking at pictures like this is more than enough reason to advocate for as much wilderness preservation as possible. I know there are people who like to quibble over technicalities and semantics of wilderness designations, all while environmental degradation continues around us. I’m not OK with that. I say protect as much as we can, now. Later, if for some reason we decide we don’t want it to be wilderness, we can always change our minds, but once the land is committed to other uses, it’s almost impossible to get it back..." (Read more? Click title)
"SUMMIT COUNTY — Sen. Mark Udall visited Frisco this weekend to advance a new plan for wilderness additions in Colorado, including many of the parcels that have long been part of the controversial hidden gems proposal. For me, looking at pictures like this is more than enough reason to advocate for as much wilderness preservation as possible. I know there are people who like to quibble over technicalities and semantics of wilderness designations, all while environmental degradation continues around us. I’m not OK with that. I say protect as much as we can, now. Later, if for some reason we decide we don’t want it to be wilderness, we can always change our minds, but once the land is committed to other uses, it’s almost impossible to get it back..." (Read more? Click title)
February 24, 2012
February 20, 2012
SandBox Comments: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: Colorado"
All credit Bob Berwyn:
"SUMMIT COUNTY — Starting the week with some of my favorite Colorado scenes, some close to home and some from a little farther away. Remember, all the images on Summit Voice are available as prints and greeting cards, and there’s more at our online galleries at RedBubble and Imagekind. Support local independent online journalism!
"SUMMIT COUNTY — Starting the week with some of my favorite Colorado scenes, some close to home and some from a little farther away. Remember, all the images on Summit Voice are available as prints and greeting cards, and there’s more at our online galleries at RedBubble and Imagekind. Support local independent online journalism!
January 19, 2012
SandBox Comments: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: Painting with light"
All credit Bob Berwyn:
January 13, 2012
SandBox Comments: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: December retrospective"
All credit: Bob Berwyn
January 4, 2012
SandBox Comments: Summit County Citizens Voice "Morning photo: Summit sunset series"
Anyone who thinks bloggers and commentary moderators have it easy, think again.
We don't have regular hours, days off unless we force them to be scheduled or the luxury of just a set scope of duties.
With as many as a dozen forums at a pop up on one's computer screen and heavy activity such as the Iowa Caucuses last night, the instant gratification you all see out there comes at a price for those of us who are currently etching out a living in the blogosphere.
So, today...SandBox says "Thank you" to Texas Governor Rick Perry for staying the course. Wait for it that our predictions given in the previous post come to pass.
Until tomorrow on this forum, here are a couple of relaxing spots for you followers. All credit goes to Bob Berwyn. Up and over on the Summit County Citizens Voice.
We don't have regular hours, days off unless we force them to be scheduled or the luxury of just a set scope of duties.
With as many as a dozen forums at a pop up on one's computer screen and heavy activity such as the Iowa Caucuses last night, the instant gratification you all see out there comes at a price for those of us who are currently etching out a living in the blogosphere.
So, today...SandBox says "Thank you" to Texas Governor Rick Perry for staying the course. Wait for it that our predictions given in the previous post come to pass.
Until tomorrow on this forum, here are a couple of relaxing spots for you followers. All credit goes to Bob Berwyn. Up and over on the Summit County Citizens Voice.
January 2, 2012
SandBox Comments: Summit County Citizens Voice "2011: Year in photos, October – December'
(All credit: Bob Berywn)
December 30, 2011
SandBox Comments: SkyHi Daily "Slideshow: The Year in Pictures"
Two of the best that there is.
The trouble with one of them is that we only get to see his compilation of yearly fav's....once a year.
How about on a quarterly basis, Mr. Hetzler? And...is the SkyHi Daily or yourself selling this incredible work of yours? If not, you should be.
Colorado media has two of the best there is when it comes to professional photographers in small media outlets and independent media outlets.
Bob Berwyn up and over on the Summit County Citizens Voice and Byron Hetzler, way up, over and across on the SkyHi Daily.
Click title to see 2011 through the eyes of Byron Hetzler.
The trouble with one of them is that we only get to see his compilation of yearly fav's....once a year.
How about on a quarterly basis, Mr. Hetzler? And...is the SkyHi Daily or yourself selling this incredible work of yours? If not, you should be.
Colorado media has two of the best there is when it comes to professional photographers in small media outlets and independent media outlets.
Bob Berwyn up and over on the Summit County Citizens Voice and Byron Hetzler, way up, over and across on the SkyHi Daily.
Click title to see 2011 through the eyes of Byron Hetzler.
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