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During a spring snowstorm, I was walking through Cheesman Park when I noticed the skyline of Denver towering over some of the trees in the park. With a fresh layer of wet snow the trees were more so dressed like winter versus the month on the calendar. Cheesman Park may be a mile from downtown, but it provides ample opportunity to combine the elements of the park and the city.

Prints: Growth from the Park

 

An April snowstorm visited the Denver and once the storm had ended I went out to explore around the city. My last location was City Park which has a nice layer of snow but it was the wet snow covering the trees in the park which caught my attention. As I walked through the park I was looking at the trees and finding the interesting look of the still barren trees covered with snow. The skies were starting to clear as well which provided some definition into the clouds providing additional texture to the image.

Prints: Spring Snow on a Tree

April is the second snowiest month in the Denver area. Thus it wasn’t too much of a surprise when waking up to snow on an April morning a few years ago. With the fresh snow falling I grabbed my camera to explore and wasn’t really expecting to find a scene like this in City Park. Some of the trees had a mixture of leaves and also flowers as they didn’t hear more snow was coming. With the snow falling the blossoms combine into the scene with the snow letting your eye think if this is snow accumulating on the tree, blossoms or a mixture of both.

As I walked along Ocean Beach in San Francisco I came across an area of water which had been brought in by the tide. I started to look at this water and thought to myself that I was looking down on the clouds instead of looking up at them. The textures on the water brought on their own shapes. In finding this I spent quite a considerable amount of time walking around this area capturing how the water was moving using different angles to capture the elements.

As I walked the streets of Boston one summer I noticed the reflection from the modern building surrounded by old buildings. At first I wasn’t too attached to the reflection which initially drew my attention, but moving around a little I came across this image. For me getting the clear detail of the facades of the reflected buildings was important to me as I captured this image as they convey so much history on their own in addition to the changing environment.

Prints: Boston Reflections