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Category Archives: Photography
2018 @ColoStateFair In #Pueblo Winding Down Today
Labor Day marks the last day of the Colorado State Fair. Story to follow on KRCC later this week.
#Autumn Arrives In #Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo #Mountains
Posted in Photography
Tagged autumn leaves, mountain forests, mountains, westcliffe, wet mountain valley
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NPR Photographer David Gilkey Killed in Afghanistan
Terrible news. I was privileged to work with #DavidGilkey. The world has lost a being of great vision, talent and heart. NPR Photographer Killed in Afghanistan
Early October Storm in Colorado’s Wet Mountain Valley
Clouds and rain roll over the Sangre de Cristo Mountain in Colorado’s Wet Mountain Valley just before sunset on an early October evening. This image and others are available as prints – visit Shanna Lewis’ online gallery.
Photos From the 2015 Colorado State Fair
The Colorado State Fair kicked off Friday, with a full slate of livestock competitions, concerts, rides, food and people watching. More photos at cpr.org
Posted in Animals, Colorado Public Radio, Photography, Rural Issues
Tagged 4-H, 4H, agriculture, Colorado, Colorado State Fair, pueblo
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Swimming in the Mountains
Just posted this photo to my online gallery .
Antique Farm Equipment
See more photography at shannalewis.fineartamerica.com
Glowing Cloud and City
I shot this image earlier this summer. A gorgeous cloud lit up over downtown as we walked to the river for the lantern parade. This image and others are available as prints at http://shannalewis.fineartamerica.com/
