Category: cycling

Spring

Snow on Pikes Peak

#Photography of the Sangre de Cristo and snow on the first day of spring!

Slipping the Bonds

Hawk soaring

#Mountains #Wildlife #Photography

Solstice 2016

The new year holiday is meaningless to me, based on nothing but someone's idea of a chronological date indicating an arbitrary division of time developed centuries ago. However, the Winter Solstice is real, something significant in the alignment of stars, planets, the sun and the earth. It is a mark in time that has a … Continue reading Solstice 2016 →

Best of the Best

My Alamy stock image portfolio doesn't get a lot of attention in my pages, perhaps because it is the smallest of my image portfolios. But I'm thinking it should get more love! I have been with Alamy for nearly a decade now, and during that time I have carefully selected only the best images from … Continue reading Best of the Best →

Sports and Recreation

Yesterday started out too cold and sloppy to immediately run out and enjoy the first clear skies in what seems like forever, so I continued to ponder ways of making my pages and sites easier to negotiate. I noticed right away that my main photography page still has way too many non-photography related posts, mostly … Continue reading Sports and Recreation →

USA Pro Cycling Challenge

I have been following the USA Pro Cycling Challenge with great interest this week and today it is coming to an end. Stage 7 of the race will go on today and a champion will be decided. I was fortunate this year that the race not only came to my town, but Woodland Park was … Continue reading USA Pro Cycling Challenge →

Bikers Ride for Veterans in Woodland Park, Colorado

Saturday was a big day for S. W. Krull Imaging... I got my first "newsworthy" article published on the Examiner. Saturday was the day for the big annual biker rally for veterans called the Salute to Veterans Rally. I've written quite a few articles for the Examiner but up until Saturday had yet to trip … Continue reading Bikers Ride for Veterans in Woodland Park, Colorado →

Summer Solstice

Summer is rolling along and the longest day of the year is already behind us. I don't know why, but both the summer and winter solstice dates have a profound effect on me. Just knowing that the days are getting shorter, however imperceptible, adds a bit of melancholy to my spirit. But there is still … Continue reading Summer Solstice →