A winter fenceline late on a January afternoon near Walden, Colorado. As you might guess from the drifting, it's kind of a windy place! - Brian Brewington Photography

Sometimes, less color means more impact.

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The window of an old homestead, near Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado. The walls of this place were about a foot thick, to fight the cold (winter temperatures in the San Luis Valley regularly go to 30F below zero). Whoever lived here was really tough!

A winter fenceline late on a January afternoon near Walden, Colorado. As you might guess from the drifting, it's kind of a windy place!

I liked this tree all by itself out in the field, with dusk's soft light on the Great Sand Dunes. I moved around a bit to set up a composition that emphasized the tree's isolation and, if I may personify it just a bit, bravery.

Independence Pass, Colorado

Autumn at the dunes in black and white

Windmill in Pontotoc, Texas

Millikan Library at Caltech, with reflections from the pond.

Shafer Trail in black and white. I have the same image in color, and I like both.

A winter sunset on the Rawah Wilderness in January 2008

A winter fenceline late on a January afternoon near Walden, Colorado. As you might guess from the drifting, it's kind of a windy place!

A winter fenceline late on a January afternoon near Walden, Colorado. As you might guess from the drifting, it's kind of a windy place!

A winter fenceline late on a January afternoon near Walden, Colorado. As you might guess from the drifting, it's kind of a windy place!

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