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Boulder Falls Colorado Black and White
Boulder Falls is located 11 miles west of Boulder, on the north side of Boulder Canyon Drive (SR 119) between Boulder and Nederland. It consists of five acres of mining claims that were given to the City of Boulder by Charles G. Buckingham, president and co-founder of Buckingham Brothers Bank (now Norwest Bank). Buckingham had held a U.S. Patent since 1881 on the American Mill site that included the Falls. He donated it to the City of Boulder for recreational purposes in 1914, hence “saving this beautiful spot from the encroachment of the great tungsten boom.”For many years the Boulder Falls (sometimes referred to as the “Yosemite of Boulder Canyon”), was the popular destination for picnic groups. Carryalls brought visitors up for a visit to the Falls, especially after the narrow gauge railroad washed out in the great flood of 1894. When the railroad was rebuilt four years later, stage and tourist travel was diverted and the popularity of Boulder Falls declined. Source: Boulder Colorado Gov. High contrast Boulder Falls black and white fine art print, stock image, and canvas art. James Insogna
Love Would Never be a Promise of a Rose Garden
Love would never be a promise of a rose garden unless it is showered with light of faith, water of sincerity and air of passion. Happy Valentines Day! XOXOXOX
Water drops on a close up view bouquet of red roses flowers. Fine art photography prints and canvas art by James Bo Insogna (C) copyright all rights reserved.
Rocky Mountain Foothills Lightning Storm
Massive Rocky Mountain Storm Boulder County Colorado Foothills. this is a layered image equal to a 1 minute and 45 sec exposure.Fact: Lightning detection systems in the United States monitor an average of 25 million strokes of lightning from clouds to ground during some 100,000 thunderstorms every year. It is estimated that Earth as a whole is struck by an average of more than a hundred lightning bolts every second. (C) James Bo Insogna All rights reserved.










