Boulder Western Flicker coaching analysis: This is not a happy flicker. Nor is their suet in the feeder. I think it is saying “why are you not feeding me NOW??”  Here’s why this picture works for me.  It benefits from the “rule of thirds, center lines, and diagonals.” I prefer to call these “guidelines” and […]

      A Lifetime of Stories, Now Shared Through the Camera In Boulder, some people follow a straight line through life. Others follow something closer to a murmuration — a shifting pattern that only reveals its shape over time. For Lenny “Lensworth” Frieling, that pattern has included more chapters than most people experience in […]

Winter sunrises often look shockingly colorful – especially those intense reds glowing against the cold blue of a brightening sky – because several winter-specific conditions line up perfectly to paint the sky more dramatically than at other times of year. That’s all fine, but WHY is it so??? Why winter sunrises explode with color: Lower […]

Boulder’s Photographer of the Year, Lenny Frieling, Releases Stunning Debut Book Lensworth Boulder, CO – August 15, 2025 – AboutBoulder.com’s Photographer of the Year, Lenny Frieling, has released his highly anticipated first photography book, offering readers a breathtaking visual journey through his most celebrated work. Publishing under his nom de plume Lensworth, Frieling’s debut collection […]

Often overshadowed by its more brilliant planetary neighbors, Mercury offers a rewarding challenge for those willing to chase it during its fleeting appearances in the twilight. As the closest planet to the Sun, Mercury never strays far from its glare, making it one of the most elusive planets to spot. But with the right timing, […]

Lisa Siciliano’s Friday Photo this week features a mesmerizing black-and-white portrait of the legendary Alice Cooper, showcasing Lisa’s Boulder roots and unique ability to capture rockstars in a timeless light. Based in Boulder, Lisa has become renowned for her work with some of the biggest names in music, blending her passion for photography with the […]

My favorite part of visiting Las Vegas is visiting the Hoover Dam, an art deco masterpiece. Boulder Vacation: Hoover Dam’s Deco! is located in the middle of the desert. Close to Death Valley, the hottest place on earth, it comes to mind during the start of our winter’s cold. Boulder Vacation: Hoover Dam’s Deco! So […]

The Visit of Boulder’s Golden Ash Carpet Continues! No, I am  not yet tired of the golden glow of the ash tree as it greets the fall. While the red of maples and the gold of aspens is always an amazing treat, there is something about the golden ash leaves that fascinates me. Boulder’s Golden […]

  The Art of Origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, has gained popularity in Boulder and worldwide. It’s appeal as a fascinating and budget-friendly hobby is not surprising. This small and unusual craft offers a myriad of benefits, making it an ideal pastime for people of all ages. In this article, we will […]

Gregg Allman, shot at The Boulder Theater  photo by Lisa Siciliano shot on 35mm film This creation was done “working wet.” Lisa processes her own photos shot on  35 mm film. This is truly old school. It adds a vibrance and depth not possible with digital processing. The picture truly radiates. Even with that darkroom […]