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http://www.collierpublishing.com - Preview of the book "Colorado: Yesterday & Today." This book contains then-and-now photos by Grant Collier and his great-great-grandfather, the pioneer photographer Joseph Collier. The preview includes modern and historic photographs of Central City, Black Hawk, Golden, Denver, Telluride, the Royal Gorge, and the Georgetown Loop. Here's a full description of the book: "When Joseph Collier left Scotland bound for Central City, Colorado in 1871, it was unclear whether the young immigrant would make much of a name for himself. However, through hard work and perseverance, Collier developed a reputation as one of the state's preeminent pioneer photographers. Now, over a century later, Grant Collier has literally followed in the footsteps of his great-great-grandfather. Grant has traveled across Colorado taking photographs from precisely the same spots where Joseph Collier captured his images. These photographs are presented in the often-imitated but never duplicated book Colorado: Yesterday & Today."

http://www.facebook.com/collierphotography/ "Photograph America" follows professional nature photographer Grant Collier as he travels around the Colorado Plateau taking photographs. In Episode #3, Grant takes photos of white hoodoos in Escalante National Monument in southern Utah. He provides some advice and lessons on nature photography similar to the instruction he gives at his photography workshops. There's also a slideshow of some of Grant's favorite photos in the vicinity of Page, Arizona, including Horseshoe Bend, Wire Pass, Lower Antelope Canyon, White Rocks, and Old Paria. You can view more of Grant's work at: http://www.gcollier.com. or join his Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/collierphotography/

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Grant-Collier-Photography/62802351775 Lakewood nature photographer Grant Collier is in a heated race with Estes Park nature photographer Erik Stensland to become the first Colorado photographer to reach 1,000 fans on Facebook. I recently joined Facebook, says Collier, and found that Erik Stensland had more fans than any other Colorado nature photographer. I was, of course, determined to change that. So Collier challenged Stensland to a race to 1,000 fans. Grant has promised to donate $100 to the Nature Conservancy of Colorado if he beats Erik to 1,000 fans and $1,000 if he beats Erik to 10,000 fans. Erik responded by promising a like donation to Global Business Assist should he prevail. This race is all in good fun, says Erik, but were happy that it will also help a good cause. Both Grant and Erik say that the web evens the playing field with Colorados most famous nature photographer, John Fielder. Although Fielder has long dominated mainstream media, he trails both Collier and Stensland in web site traffic, according to statistics compiled by Alexa.com. The web has changed the game for Colorado photographers, says Collier. With the loss of the Rocky Mountain News and the decline in coverage of local artists by the mainstream media, a solid web presence is vital for photographers today. Grant Collier is the author of six Colorado photography books and he produces a yearly Colorado wall calendar. Erik Stensland owns a gallery in Estes Park and he is the author of the book Images of Rocky Mountain National Park. Grants Facebook page can be seen at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Grant-Collier-Photography/62802351775

This video presents a slideshow of photographs from the photography book Colorado: Moments in Time. This book was released in 2004 and includes photos from the entire state, including the San Juan Mountains, Elk Mountains, San Luis Valley, eastern plains, the Front Range, and the Western Slope. More info on this book can be found at http://www.collierpublishing.com. More of Grant's photos can be seen at http://www.gcollier.com Here's a partial book description: With over 160 full-color photographs, Colorado: Moments in Time is one of the most comprehensive photography books ever published on Colorado. This expansive volume includes unique views of the state's most popular attractions, such as the Maroon Bells, Rocky Mountain National Park, and the Great Sand Dunes. It also contains images of places that have never before appeared in a photography book... Testimonials: "An inspiration to anyone wishing to explore Colorado." - Art Wolfe

This video presents a slideshow of images from the book "Colorado’s Hidden Wonders" by landscape photographer Grant Collier. This book was released in 2006 and contains photograrphs of lesser known places in Colorado. More info on this book can be found at http://www.collierpublishing.com. More of Grant's photos can be seen at http://www.gcollier.com This book includes photos of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park, Chimney Rock Archaelogical Area, Pawnee Buttes, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, Crestone Needle, natural arches, Mayflower Gulch, and Glenwood Caverns. Here's part of the book description: Collier transports you to these remote regions by way of 95 breathtaking photographs. Collier has spent several years hiking along strenuous trails and driving over difficult jeep roads in search of these landscapes that time forgot. The images he captured during these excursions have produced a portrait of Colorado that few knew existed and even fewer have experienced.

This video presents a selection of photographs from the book "Colorado's San Juan Mountains" by professional photographer Grant Collier. This book was released in 2008 and contains approximately 80 photos of the San Juans, including images by Grant's great-great-grandfather, the pioneer photographer Joseph Collier. More info on this book can be found at http://www.collierpublishing.com. More of Grant's photos can be seen at http://www.gcollier.com The nature & landscape images in this video include shots of Last Dollar Road, Stony Pass, Bridal Veil Falls, Red Mountain, Box Canyon, Mount Sneffels, Telluride, Animas Forks, Gray Copper Gulch, Porphyry Basin, Red Mountain Pas, Wolf Creek Pass, Molas Lake, Owl Creek Pass, America Basin, as well as waterfalls, wildflowers, Indian Paintbrush, columbine, pack burros, fall colors, rainbows, icicles, and ranches.

This video presents a selection of photographs from the book "Colorado Wild: An Intimate Portrait of the Centennial State" by photographer Grant Collier. This book was released in 2007 and contains approximately 64 close-up and macro photos. More info on this book can be found at http://www.collierpublishing.com. More of Grant's photos can be seen at http://www.gcollier.com Here's the full book description: "Colorado is a land of tall mountain peaks, immense canyons, and vast, rolling plains. Often lost in these enormous settings are the smaller details that make up the landscape. In Colorado Wild, renowned nature photographer Grant Collier shows that these intimate scenes are no less beautiful than the larger ones. He uncovers the amazing beauty that lies within such overlooked objects as dew drops on a leaf, bark on a tree, or thorns on a rosebush. In doing so, Collier transports you to an extraordinary and sometimes alien world of nature on a miniature scale."

This series follows professional nature photographer Grant Collier as he photographs at some of the most scenic spots in the United States. In this episode, Grant takes photos of the Temple of the Sun and the Moon in Cathedral Valley in Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. He also attempts some night photography, using long exposures to produce star trails. He offers tips instruction on landscape photography similar to the lessons he gives at his photography workshops in Utah and Arizona (http://www.collierworkshops.com ). The video concludes with a slideshow of some of Grant's favorite photos in the vicinity, including slot canyons and arches in Escalante National Monument and several photos around Boulder, Utah. You can see more of Grant's work at: http://www.gcollier.com