The gorgeous mix of red , yellow and orange are beginning to show in the forests of Maine. In Colorado we don't have the intense reds like they do here. I especially like the intensely rich tones of burgundy that become so dramatic in the autumn display in the Northeast.
And with a fond farewell, we wish all the folks that go to the Stock Show this weekend stay warm, curious and visit the Coors Art Exhibit.
Remember, if you go, ask to be shown the Club Art so you can take a look at the exhibit showing in the very private Cattleman's Club. You have to ask at the Coors Show to be taken there, it is worth your time and thank you for all of your support!
Photographing cattle round-ups are fun and always full of delightful characters! The high desert plains of Colorado lend themselves to these unsettled cloudy days in the fall that are a bit grey but great for working outside. These three were taking a moment to find out what their boss wanted them to do next. It took quite a while to get the cattle in-between each of them to balance the photo. If you go to the Stock Show, stop in at the Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale to ask for a tour of the Club art. There you will see a number of artists along with a series of photos of mine that have been selected for this year's show.
