www.danielrandall.net

Happy Birthday Elliot

Elliot Van Orman from The Day Is Over (2004) from Elliot Van Orman Productions on Vimeo.

EGVO productions all the way

This would be quite the place to enjoy a cup of coffee

Denver to the East

Rocky Mountains to the West

Moments can seem forever while frozen, but in a world pushing 

forward they come and go like the rain.  These weightless seconds

are when one can feel completely content. I try and save these 

seconds (eternally) as my motivation for the future.  Knowing

one day they will be not so easy to achieve.  

I suggest you do the same in the field of your interest.

Are time here is short.

Seize the day, while they present themselves to you.. 

This is yours- GO WITH IT

Ryan the "Broom Master" floats a turndown over one of the funniest sets in the frontrange.

BE THE RAIN

With glass and fire

No shape is out of reach..

Pat Sabbo- Organic Flyer

Cut the wind

where ever you go

Time will tell

Elliot, I really love your work!

Steven Hamilton- Columbus, Ohio

Some search their whole life for the perfect place.

Others build it..

Set your imagination to the wind

Your dreams are waiting on you...

Jeff Sadler of Joplin, Missouri enjoys the fruits

of the Frontrange to the highest peaks in North America

Formed over the last 70 million years by the mother of us all.

I think x-ups are one of the best aerial motions on a bicycle. Josh all day flow on the hips @ redstone

Coloradical cross up

take it easy out there!

Be the river as it rolls along...

Jason Devous throwing it back...

Edward S. Curtis

Curtis aimed to record as many Indian groups as he could, believing that Anglo culture would soon overwhelm all American Indian cultures. He felt strongly about photographing his subjects in their own settings, which often meant arduous travel. At the same time, he committed himself to using the best—and hence most expensive—printing methods available for his works.

 Click for more information about Eward S. Curtis 

Amazing what a 100 years of consuming,producing and destroying can do to a place and its people

The Air is always smooth

Within all of us is a varying amount of space lint and star dust, the residue from our creation.  Most are too busy to notice it, and it is stronger in some than others.  It is strongest in those of us who fly and is responsible for an unconscious, subtle desire to slip into some wings and try for the elusive boundaries of our origin. 

~K.O. Eckland, "Footprints On Clouds"

Paint Creek Prints

 Check out the work of Fine Art Painter Frank Brugos.

I grew up down the road from Frank in Michigan, he passed away several years ago and is missed deeply by friends and family. He was an artist in many mediums and inspirational in his work.  From his hand built backyard two story tree fort, to stone walkways, walls and even pond construction- Frank had an eye for natural beauty.  His sons Chris and Michael have resurrected Paint Creek Prints to get their Father's work out into the world.  For more information on his work check out..

www.paintcreekprints.com

I would love to shoot some photos with this guy