Today I decided to try something different and headed to the Logan Street bridge which crosses I-25 in the area commonly referred to as “the narrows”. Unfortunately the steel bars on the bridge are not the most conducive to photography, or more so they prevent you from effectively using your tripod when trying to take an image of the freeway below. Of course photographers were their last concern when designing the protection along the bridge. After many different approaches with the tripod in different spots I was able to place the tripod in a location to let me capture the following image.

While it may not have turned out as I had hoped, I learned something today with this type of image and may try some similar ones with other subjects in the near future.

Day three brings us to Red Rocks located in Morrison, Colorado. It was quite a busy morning at the amphitheater with many people running the stairs as well as other activities. Even with all the activity, I was able to capture a lone runner making their way back and forth across the rows on a pleasant November morning.

Today I was at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield, Colorado and captured an image looking towards Denver. Even though the sun was in a position which made it difficult to shoot, in addition to the haze which had set in the area I thought the positioning of the aircraft and the discussion of the two individuals told a story in itself.