IMGP9939, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

One more from the dunes. I like how this one came out. It all came together and I think the B&W treatment works really well with the sand.

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IMGP9960-1, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

Mary did a little yoga while we hiked at the Great Sand Dunes National Park. What a beautiful and fun place.

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The color one is just with the K-x and DA40 and the B&W macro is the DA40 mounted on the Vivitar pk-a/r-pk TC.

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IMGP9340, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

This was the biggest tree around by a long shot on our Currecanti Creek trail hike last weekend. The trunk texture just seemed perfect for black and white and the perspective was a job for the wonderful Pentax DA15 lens.

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My first cover shot!, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

Not quite National Geographic, but I was excited to see my photo chosen for this edition of the Gunnison Valley Journal.

I shot this a couple of summers ago near the top of the Flag Creek trail while riding Flag Creek - Bear Creek - Deadman's Gulch with an Olympus e510 and the 14-42 kit lens.

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IMGP9174, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

I've been spoiled by dramatic weather this summer. With all the storms and rainbows being such fun subjects, I wasn't sure what I'd find on this cloudless evening. I rode to Signal Peak and noticed the light hitting these wires and thought it might make for an interesting shot. I decided to make it a B&W to accentuate the contrast between wire and background.

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IMGP8847, originally uploaded by MattB (somedudeus).

I had a good day shooting at the car show recently. I got there when the sun was already a little low for shooting the cars but was still illuminating the buildings on the East side of the block.

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