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Perspectives in Boulder: An Exploration through Paintings, Perspectives, and Points of View

March 24th, 2024

Stained Glass Sunrise or Stained Glass Horizon Setting? Is There Any Real Difference? Sunrise over the Boulder Valley. OR Horizon-Setting in the Morning? Does the sun rise over Boulder or does the horizon set? Is there any difference? Is Sunday morning a great time to chat about dimensional convenience? What IS dimensional convenience? EASY! We pick our “dimensions” depending upon the problem we are approaching. The answer changes as the question changes. I cannot resist another example. To drive from Boulder to Denver we ignore that the earth is curved; that it is a grapefruit. We... Read More

Boulder Sundown: Float Tubes AND Paint Tubes Shared For Beauty.

March 21st, 2024

A Sunset Float Down Boulder Creek Provides a Fitting Part of a Shared Experience. Lighting Courtesy of the Sun Setting Boulder Sunsets are romantic. There is no better, no simpler, and no happier time of day for outdoor lighting. This CU Buff couple and their friends are reveling in the joy of the sunset light in the twilight of a warm spring-like day. For us as Boulderites, this is another sunset of romance to be celebrated individually and with a group. The vibes are strong, clear, and wonderful! The emotional impact of the picture depends upon the time of day depicted, All of the rest is along... Read More

Boulder Weather: Whether Lensworth is a Fool or a Tourist!

March 13th, 2024
landscape photo of snowy mountain

  Fact or Fancy? Avalanche or Anticipation? I think we get a PILE of Precipitation!  I am not licensed to be a meteorologist or any other type of ologist. As a Boulderite and a Buff,  I can’t be a tourist, so I am by definition a fool. No shockers there. Only fools and tourist predict the weather in Boulder.   I’m going to predict the weather. DISCLAIMER: nothing in this blog is to be taken as a prediction  of the weather. The following sentence is WRONG. It is based upon a weather map that was at least an hour old. I do not see an upslope storm, is WRONG. NOW I do see... Read More

The Lensworth Legacy: How Lenny Frieling Transformed Boulder into a Thriving Community

February 24th, 2024

All photos by Photographer of the Year: Lenny Lensworth Frieling When we think of the vibrant city of Boulder, Colorado, it’s hard not to attribute its transformation into a thriving community to the influential figure of Lenny Frieling. His visionary leadership and unwavering dedication have left an indelible mark on the city, shaping it into the cultural and progressive hub it is today. The Lensworth Legacy, as it’s fondly referred to, encapsulates the profound impact of Lenny Frieling’s endeavors, from championing social justice to fostering an environment of innovation and... Read More

Lessons of AI

January 23rd, 2024

In Boulder as everywhere, AI as a tool is one of the most important topics in current academic discussion. It represents a paradigm shift in the world as we know it. The magic in the interplay of artist and AI is in how the human asks the questions. Once again, it is the challenge of the genie and the three wishes. Ask the right question to get what you want. Copyright Issues Can Make Request Tricky. A Formal Art Background Helps! please list the most important reasons supporting the position that CHAT art is in fact well withing the definition of “art,” and please list the strongest... Read More

Tuesday’s Fido Pick: The Buff Beagle

January 16th, 2024
beagle, dog, animal

  Time to celebrate! We can again take our Fido-Fan Friends out for a walk without dread leading the way! Beagles are perhaps one of the most popular of the multitude of dog breeds. The popularity of the Buff Beagle is not only the result of just how cute they are. Beagles are one of the most popular and beloved dog breeds in the world, known for their adorable appearance, friendly nature, and remarkable sense of smell. Originating in England, these small to medium-sized hounds were primarily developed for hunting rabbits and hare, but they have since found a place in many homes as cherished... Read More

Boulder’s Ephemeral Sunrises and Sunsets, Boulder’s Special Light

December 20th, 2023

Boulder light, great art light, can be dramatic. Our first pic falls into that category. The dramatic is in contrast to the subtle, which frequently greats ouf visions of clouds and sun. This first sunrise picture is dramatic, not subtle, and in-your-face! The rest of the focus of this article is the more subtle sunset and sunrise lighting.    Lensworth Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets, attributed to what many describe as the area’s “good light.” Lensworth This unique lighting phenomenon has made the city a favorite spot for... Read More

Boulder Pet Dog, Almost! The African Wild Dog: A Conservation Priority

December 12th, 2023

photo Lenny Lensworth Frieling            African Wild Dog “Boulder‘s proximity to the Denver Zoo offers its residents a unique opportunity to connect with one of the world’s most endangered species, the African Wild Dog. This majestic creature, though continents away from its natural habitat in Africa, finds a voice for conservation in the heart of Colorado.” Boulder has been a center of activism including animal protection efforts for many decades. The Nature Conservancy for example, with major representation and offices in Boulder, is a prime example. Biological... Read More