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The Impact of High Altitude - Presented by Photography by Brenda Colwell The lowest point in Telluride is 8,750 feet. Altitude sickness symptoms include headache, nausea...

Just around the corner and down a dusty road there is a place, no, place isn't the word, there is an "experience". I escape to this experience often. It is one of my favo...

While visiting my injured friend Laurie recently we sat and chatted over hot tea curled up on a nice comfy couch in her incredibly welcoming home. I listened to the story...

Another great thing about living in a small town is having friends in high places. I could be talking about altitude, because our houses sit at 8700' feet and higher in T...

In the Mountains of Colorado, the end of June can be a set of mixed feelings when you run a ranch. The shortage of rain fall brings low water pond levels and concerns ove...

Balloon Glow 2013 Main Street - Telluride, CO Could it get any better living in Telluride? Imagine walking down Main Street with 8 larger than life hot air balloons l...

"Explorage" - Is it a noun or a verb? It is kind of like storage or verbiage or maybe linkage. I think of it as the stuff I collect on my forays to those little places I...

This morning while I sit outside and drink my coffee, my eyes follow my little cat around the yard as she investigates this new desert territory. It's Spring and we decid...

Quick Blog: Random Photos The Columbine The Colorado State Flower To Order Prints of This Image: [email protected] 970-728-9268 ≈≈≈ Brenda Colwe...

Doesn't it feel good to do something good? Something good for someone else that just happens to be good for you too? My mother recently added a little friend to her li...

Well it's bulls and blood... It's dust and mud It's spurs and latigo It's the ropes and the reins And the joy and the pain And they call the thing rodeo Garth B...

I Met A Wolf! A real pure bred, graceful, beautifully long legged, wary wolf. She liked cheese and she liked my camera bag, attempting to steal it when I was not looking.

"Grace" Owned by Mary Rubadeau, Telluride, CO My second favorite sound is the thunder of hooves striking the ground as my recently freed horse disappears into the pas...

Professional photographers spend a lot of time learning and attempting to keep up with the speeding technology of digital photography and it seems that learning how to do...

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