Wild West Show at the 2014 National Western Stock Show

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http://youtu.be/pds2PMCUEIU

This is a video compilation of my (Lincoln Rogers) photography, interviews and video clips regarding the Wild West Show at the 2014 National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado.

All images, interviews and videos are copyright Lincoln Rogers, 2014 – All rights reserved.

 

You can find Lincoln’s Fine Art Photography gallery online here

A new beginning…

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My previous photo posted earlier of the American Bison mother and calves resting in the warm sunshine of Yellowstone National Park shows off the optimism and hope always created in the presence of new beginnings.

Like this blog…

Yep… this is a new beginning for me.  I had another blog, but just couldn’t get it going regularly and always felt it was unwieldy.  So I’m starting this new blog and, as a result, I have that “new beginning” optimism about the direction this will take and the new places it might lead.  My passion is the American West.  It isn’t strictly confined to the American West, but I enjoy the people, places and events I find/experience throughout the region, and I photograph and write about them for a number of magazines.  I even work on some of my favorite photos and offer them for sale in an online fine art gallery.

The main thing is… I love what I do.  Whether it is photographing the stunning peaks of the Grand Teton Mountains in Wyoming for a fine art print, capturing the excitement and energy of world famous rodeos like Cheyenne Frontier Days or the National Western Stock Show, or even putting into words on the pages of a magazine the experiences of people throughout the rural and agricultural west, I… wait for it… love what I do!

As a result, I hope you will love keeping tabs on what I do through this blog and that it might even spark your own imagination toward the American West.

Have a great day and don’t let your horse come home without ya!

Lincoln Rogers