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Something Underground is performing this week during the Democratic National Convention in Denver. -

Steve Larson wrote a song,

"End of the Old Times" and the boys from Something Underground recorded it (with a little help from their friends) found inspiration with the upcoming DNC in Denver, they breathed new life into Steve's old song. Seth and Josh Larson are the driving force behind one of Denver's most popular new bands.(Westword, 2006, 2007, and 2008) And in case you're wondering, YES they are related to Steve Larson. But don't dismiss their new song (nepotism and all) but these boys have real talent! ( and so do their friends.)

The New York Times just published an article including some of Zoriah's images, and others including images from the Vietnam war, and dating back to WWII. The article discusses the issue of censorship in Iraq.

4,000 US Deaths, and a Handful of Images

Photojournalist and War Photographer, Zoriah Miller to speak in Denver July 27

Zoriah, an American photojournalist who was embedded with the Marines in Fallujah has been barred from the US Marine Corps because of the photographs he published showing the aftermath of a suicide bombing last month. A few hours after the photos of the bombing were published on his blog, a high-ranking public affairs official ordered him to remove it. When he refused, he was told his "embed" has been terminated and he would be flown out of Iraq.

Zoriah will be sharing his images and experiences.

Please come and meet this courageous journalist and show your support of his important work.

Pearl St Engagement Portrait on the mall in Downtown Boulder

ANNOUNCING A NEW LENSBABIES AREA!

Many of you are aware of my penchant for Lensbabies, in fact, they often use my images in their print and web advertising. I was asked to write an article for them, and they used excerpts for their newsletter. I got all inspired looking through my image archive and just had to post an entire section of my website devoted to Lensbabies.

Click here for more!

This is a photo of my friend, Pete Lewis, rocking out with the guys from Something Underground at Nissi's in Lafayette.

Kristin Andreassen dancing in the streets in Lyons, CO -

I first met Kristin through her myspace page. I instantly fell in love with her song, "Crayola Doesn't Make a Color for Your Eyes" which won the John Lennon Award in the Children's Song category in 2006. We spent time at the car wash, up on a loading dock, in the St Vrain river on the Planet Bluegrass property and finally in the middle of the street. We even got a visit from the local police. Kristin was dancing down the yellow line (and watching to make sure I didn't become roadkill) and I was laying in the middle of the road photographing her high stepping dance moves.