Neil Corman Photography

Veterans Day a few years ago led me to Fort Logan National Cemetery in the afternoon for some images. As there were quite a few people out today, I ventured to areas which did not have people at the time in order to respect their privacy at the cemetery. I noticed many flowers throughout the grounds, but the flags in the below image attracted my attention and after looking at the image in Lightroom decided converting it to black and white was more powerful than just in color.

Prints: Veterans Day

In the spring of 2009 I made by way to Rocky Mountain National Park to photograph along Trail Ridge Road.  The road was still in the process of being cleared for the season and scheduled to open in less than a week.  After photographing up the road a couple of miles I made my way back to my car. Noticing the road leading towards Longs Peak I put down my tripod and captured the image.  With the long exposure of thirty seconds it also caught the city lights of Boulder and Denver lighting up the clouds in the distance.

Prints: Evening on Trail Ridge Road

The sky begins to show the start of another day in Denver from Sloans Lake. Located on the western edge of Denver, the park is popular location for running, biking and enjoying the day.

Prints: Denver Sunrise from Sloans Lake

As I drove along the Colorado plains I spotted a barn in the distance. Using a dirt road, I was able to get closer and use a thunderstorm in the distance as the background for the image.

Prints: Barn on the Plains

During a trip in March to San Diego I was able to experience the fields of wildflowers near Carlsbad. Under soft light I walked through the fields and captured the spring growth.

Prints: Wildflowers in San Diego