Photographer moves to Colorado, becomes happy mountain person

I've been so busy in recent weeks with moving, shoots and a new job that I haven't had a chance to post about it all. I'm getting some shoots edited and ready to go though, so I should have some pretty new stuff for you to look at over the next couple of weeks.

After returning from Madrid, I had a few amazing months relaxing at home and catching up with family and friends, but after that it was time to hit the road again. I have taken up "permanent" residence in Louisville*, Colorado. It's a beautiful little town between Boulder and Denver. The historic downtown has great shops and restaurants, a reasonably-priced farmer's market (especially compared to the fancy Boulder version) and a well-stocked library. Basically, I'm in heaven.

The following, taken at Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs, explain why everyone in Colorado is always in such a great mood:

*Pronunciation note: it's pronounced Lewis-ville, not like the city in Kentucky. There's historical reasons behind this, and for some reason it really drives me crazy when people pronounce it with a Southern drawl.