Colorado
Life & Light on the Land.
Fifty years of Colorado in one 116-page volume — 84 plates, signed and numbered by the man who made every photograph.
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- Format
- 11 × 11″ hardcover · cloth bound
- Extent
- 116 pages · 84 plates
- Paper
- 157gsm archival matte, FSC
- Printing
- First printing · hand-bound, smyth-sewn
- Each copy
- Signed & numbered · certificate of authenticity
Every plate is his.
Robert Castellino has photographed Colorado — and the desert Southwest, the national parks, and the quiet places close to home — for fifty years.
A 1991 workshop with National Geographic's Sam Abell changed the way he sees; a long practice of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way shaped the discipline. Every one of the 84 plates was made the same way — by waiting for the light — and he signs every copy himself, from the Boulder studio.
- Based
- Lafayette, Colorado
- Working since
- 1985
- Studied with
- Sam Abell · Nat Geo
Fifty years of waiting for the light.
Collegiate Range at sunset · a plate from the bookHis work — particularly his books — provides an unparalleled record of the beauty, uniqueness and historical richness of the Colorado Front Range.
His ability to tell a story through his photography — his love of the subject, his knowledge of the setting, the historical. He is a master.
Every photograph, a real place in this state.
Deerlodge Park at sunrise · a plate from the bookSelected spreads.
Maroon Bells, Summer's End
Aspen Snowmass — Sept. 2022.
A slow lake, an early frost, and the bells lit for fifty seconds.
Lone Pine, Quiet Drift
Red Mountain Pass — Feb. 2022.
The mountain made a bowl of snow and a single tree decided to stand in it.
Mount Yale, Last Light
Cottonwood Pass — June 2023.
Storms cleared at 18:42. The peaks were lit for less than a minute.