Sunday, July 24, 2005


The wedding invite photoshopped to protect the innocent and/or non-consenting.


This is the photo we sent out with all of our wedding invitations and the one we had blown up and signed for our wedding guest book (Weinrauch Photography).

RCS

Monday, July 18, 2005

07.18.05 - Bishop's Castle






This amazing structure was built by one man - Jim Bishop. Jim has fought the local and state government to protect his rights on a number of occasions. Despite it's grandeur, the structure feels no more safe than it looks. I climbed the tower featured in all of the photographs - it was an exercise in terror control.

RCS

Sunday, July 17, 2005

07.17.05 - Denver Botanical Gardens




Here's a couple from the Botanical Gardens today. I have many more and I'll get them up as I get time.

RCS

Wedding Photos


This is the wedding party. From left to right: Jen, Becci, Cher, Me, and Paul.

This photo was taken by Paul Weinrauch (last guy on the right).


This is our dear friend Laura. (Weinrauch Photography)


A few of the kids attending the festivities. This one was taken by Chris Erickison.



Cher and I cutting up during the ceremony. This one was taken by Chris Erickison.


The happy couple. (Weinrauch Photography)

This is just the first couple I've seen. I'll post more as we get more.

RCS

Thursday, July 14, 2005

Royal Gorge Bridge



Hopefully I can get some new pictures this weekend. This one also is from a few years ago...

Here's some information about the subject taken directly from the Royal Gorge Website: It's the world's highest suspension bridge at a 1,053 feet high (331 meters). It crosses the massive granite Royal Gorge as well as the raging Arkansas River. • Construction began June 5, 1929 and completed Nov. 1929 • Length: 1,260 feet (384 meters) • Width: 18 feet (5 meters) • Main Span: 880 feet (268 meters) • Towers:150 feet high (46 meters) • 2,100 strands of No.9 galvanized wire • Weight of cables: 300 tons • 1,000 tons of steel in floor of Bridge • 1,292 planks of deck, about 250 are replaced annually • Original cost to build: $350,000—cost today about $20-million • Bridge will support in excess of two-million pounds

RCS

Sunday, July 10, 2005

Perspective



This is a photo of my dear friend Paul shooting pictures at Rocky Mountain National Park once again taken a few years back.

RCS

Saturday, July 09, 2005

Zebra



I've taken a lot of photos but this one has to be one of my favorites. It's unfortunately a very close crop of a much larger photo and, as such, could never be blown up to poster size print for the wall but I still love it.

RCS

Mountain Farm



I got this one just outside of Foxton, CO about 2 years ago. I love the big barn set in the middle of the valley.

RCS

Garden of the Gods


I love this place and I've yet to get there this year. It's about an hour outside of Denver and it's simply magnificent.

Colorado Sunset



I took this one night a few years ago on a mad run to find a girl in a town I didn't know and had never been to. Needless to say, I didn't find the girl...

RCS