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Showing posts with label Colorado Plains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Plains. Show all posts

Monday, November 26, 2018

Landscape, Wildlife Fine Art Photography "Cattle in the Snow Storm" by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman


Prints available in multiple sizes HERE

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   Hedman Photography
   Boarding House studio Galleries
   220 East 7th Ave
   Denver, Co 80203

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Fine Art Photography, Landscape, Sunset, Colorado Plains "Another Day Takes a Bow" by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman" Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman



 Colorado Landscape, Sunset

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Kit's new book......Available at Amazon HERE


Capturing the image and lives of more than fifty people; new immigrants, refugees and residents who can trace their families back for generations on the plains. These are interspersed with images and poems of the beautiful Colorado prairie. 



Thursday, September 1, 2016

Fine Art Photography, Landscape, Farm Equipment, Colorado Plains "Machines on the Plains" by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman



 Farm Equipment, Colorado Plains

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Kit's new book......Available at Amazon HERE


Capturing the image and lives of more than fifty people; new immigrants, refugees and residents who can trace their families back for generations on the plains. These are interspersed with images and poems of the beautiful Colorado prairie. 



Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Fine Art Photography, Landscape, Clouds, Colorado Plains "Looks Like Rain" by Colorado Photographer Kit Hedman



 Landscape Photography

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 Click HERE to visit my WEBSITE.

 Click HERE to visit my painting website.


Kit's new book......Available at Amazon HERE

Capturing the image and lives of more than fifty people; new immigrants, refugees and residents who can trace their families back for generations on the plains. These are interspersed with images and poems of the beautiful Colorado prairie.