by John Crane | May 1, 2020 | Road Trippin', Rocky Mountain West
I’m a driver. Always have been, and as long as I have a running car and gas in the tank, always will be. While some may squirm at the idea of pulling long hours behind the wheel, for me it’s definitely my happy place. Last fall I was fortunate enough to... 
by John Crane | Mar 1, 2020 | Colorado, Flat Tops Wilderness, Wilderness
frame 10 – Little Trappers Lake and Flat Tops Wilderness, Colorado Last year’s Fall Trip was a special (re)treat to a place called Trapper’s Lake, deep in the heart of Colorado’s Flat Tops Wilderness. Trappers Lake has been dubbed the... 
by John Crane | Aug 30, 2019 | Autumn
Never Summer Range, Cameron Pass, Colorado. Most trips to my favorite part of Colorado begin by saying good morning to the Never Summer Range atop Cameron Pass. My wife and I wait for Autumn all year, happy to relinquish the high country to those unable to visit any... 
by John Crane | Apr 9, 2018 | Believeinfilm, black and white film, Boulder, Colorado, Film Photography, Medium Format
because this is, after all, a journal… (I don’t know why the image above is cropped like that… kinda drives me nuts. Below is what it should look like). Saturday – out driving around literally all day, looking for a photograph. I went to Denver... 
by John Crane | Jun 20, 2017 | 4042n, Colorado, Road Trippin'
Yuma County Grain, Yuma, Colorado For whatever reason I’m drawn to the the less popular; the rag-tag, rumpled, untucked misfits of the world. Not as some sort of contrarian act – but more in a search for intrinsic worth. In all things, an acknowledgement... 
by John Crane | Mar 28, 2017 | 4042n, black and white film, Film Photography, Wyoming
Chugwater, Wyoming I realized something of great importance this past Saturday while traveling Iron Mountain Road in Wyoming: I love Wyoming. The way you love something you hadn’t realized at first you loved. The way it kinda sneaks up on ya when you’re...