Photos & Videos

Breathtaking backdrop

The majestic snow-covered Flatirons are a breathtaking backdrop with Old Main in the foreground. Photo by Casey A. Cass

A walk on water

While crossing the Salar de Uyuni in southwest Bolivia, Judd Rogers (IntlAf’02, MBA ’09) stopped to take a picture of a tourist amid a surreal landscape that many compare to a Salvador Dalí painting. During the wet season in February, a thin sheet of water glazes over part of the largest salt flat in the world, which covers more than 4,000 square miles and sits at 12,000 feet. It is still drivable as long as you don’t mind the corrosive consequences to your car.

Image Album – March 2010

Image Album – December 2009

Don’t try this at home

Subzero temperatures didn’t keep photographer Lucas Gilman (Jour’00) and professional skier Trevor Hiatt inside on Jan. 16, 2008. Hiatt got some top-notch flight time in the Grand Targhee, Wyo., backcountry. Large amounts of snow and severe avalanche conditions made backcountry travel hazardous, but the big cliffs and light snow were just too alluring to pass up, Gilman says.

Hale sunset

A bicyclist practices his moves in front of the Hale Science building on July 15, 2009. Glenn Asakawa

Image Album – September 2009

Reading the morning news wire

Boulder Camera photographer Cliff Grassmick (Jour’82) captured this scene in a park in Xian, China, one morning in 1997. People were in the park doing tai chi, dancing with fans and reading the newspaper. Grassmick was exploring China while serving as photo instructor with the Semester-at-Sea Program.

Image Album – June 2009

All the images that appeared in the June 2009 print edition as well as some that we didn’t have room for.

Image Album – March 2009

All the images that appeared in the March 2009 print edition as well as some that we didn’t have room for.