Colorado is a state of endless breathtaking beauty. I am working on uploading additional images to this album so please check back.

A collection of my sunflower photographs that are all from my travels to far western Kansas and eastern Colorado, hope you enjoy them!

Chrysanthemums are the birth flower for November.

Kansas has an array of landscapes with beautiful blue skies and wide open sunsets from the plains of Western Kansas to rolling Flint Hills of Eastern Kansas.

Anything and everything that I enjoy about Summer!

This series is a study of capturing within a photograph what is either created naturally or natural elements forming a symbol.

Love old signage and painted billboards, anything vintage I enjoy capturing in a photograph!

The I-70 Diner is in Flagler, CO at Exit 395. It was transported on six semi-truck trailers from it's original location in Fargo, ND. After it was put back together and restored, the diner opened in Flagler on July 4th, 2007.

If there is anything that fascinates me more is the art of hand blown glass!

Black & White photography allows the viewer to focus on the subject and not be distracted by color. “One sees differently with color photography than black and white...in short, visualization must be modified by the specific nature of the equipment and materials being used” –Ansel Adams

I have always enjoyed capturing the beauty of flowers in a photograph simply because they fade so quickly and then I am able to share them for years to come with everyone.

Series of our anniversary rose. Every year we add a new rose bush to our garden for our anniversary. Since I love photography and roses, this was a way to celebrate our anniversary and have the roses last and enjoy them for years to come.

The long life arrangement I received for early Valentine from my hubby. He is not one to buy flowers so I am excited to watch these tulip bulbs bloom.

This study is a glimpse into the center of tulips and capturing their beauty that would otherwise be unnoticed.

Photo series of pink peonies from my Dad. He dug up the peonies in our backyard when my parents moved. I was not sure they were going to survive but they are thriving. I wanted to capture their unique beauty to share year round.