Nominate your favorite Colorado Landscape Photographer

[brett.t.burch]

I am a fan of Jeremy Swanson out of Aspen; http://jeremyswansonphoto.com/project/prints/. He doesn't always focus on nature, but I like his nature shots.

[yorksman]

Lars is very good, His processing is too extreme for me to list him here though, (my own personal opinion).

I had never heard of him (Lars) until recently and I checked out his site and I agree with Matt he is way over the top for my tastes with his processing but based on the number of FB Likes I guess people like his style.
My own goal is to have natural looking pictures so if this means many people don't care for my look that's fine, I am not in it for FB Likes I am in it to share my hobby/passion with some more unique angles from the
high mountains of Colorado. Granted I haven't done much the last couple of year due to one thing or another but I will back in full swing here really soon, so stay tuned folks!

[duncanmil]

My favorite Landscape photographer, especially of 14ers, is myself. I would much rather be behind the camera taking the pictures than looking at pictures that others took, even if the quality is not as good.

[susanjoypaul]

My buddy Stewart gets my vote.

Stewart M. Green Adventure Photography & Writing

Landscapes by Stewart M. Green

I wish Stewart would add a page for historical photos to his site. He has a marvelous collection of Colorado mountaineering and climbing greats from the 70s through the present.


If we were voting for goat photography, I would have to go with Bill "The Goat Whisperer" Middlebrook. His classic ruminant portraiture captures the essence of the Colorado mountain goat.

-Susan

[mattpayne11]

You crack me up Susan!

Jody - yeah, don't get me wrong... Lars has mega talent, I just think he pushes images too far... it also doesn't help that he's a really nice guy!

[ulvetano]

How about this guy, Max Seigal, out of Boulder? http://www.maxwilderness.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Saw his work at the Laughing Goat last night and it was pretty impressive.

[wildsidesky]

Nate Zeman takes the cake for me.
Like most phenomenal photographers, of course, he has branched out to doing scapes beyond Colorado, but still.

http://www.natezeman.com/gallery/landscape/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[mattpayne11]

Nate Zeman takes the cake for me.
Like most phenomenal photographers, of course, he has branched out to doing scapes beyond Colorado, but still.

http://www.natezeman.com/gallery/landscape/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks, and, Nate Zeman is already listed

[klchristy]

Dave Snyder at http://www.mountainwestphotography.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Breathtaking!!!

[dj14]

Here are a couple of my favorites:

1) D. J. Newman of Castle Rock (http://www.djnewmanphotography.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or https://www.facebook.com/djnewmanphotography" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)
2) Glen Randall of Boulder (http://www.glennrandall.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

[Broken Knee]

Matt, I nominate you as an honorary Colorado photog. Great stuff!

[REM12082010]

Not sure why I'm not seeing Jody Grigg listed?

http://jodygrigg.photoshelter.com/#!/index" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

His unique perspectives are refreshing.

I too appreciate the images of the very prolific shooter, Bill Middlebrook. Not aware of where his images can be seen other than this website?