Randall K. Roberts is a nature photographer based in Denver. He began his career as a newspaper photographer in Baltimore. After working for newspapers in Dallas and San Antonio, Roberts moved to New Mexico in 1987 and began making photos of the Western landscape and wildlife in his spare time. His passion for nature photography grew into a collection of more than 45,000 images.
After 10 years as a newspaper photo and graphics editor in New Mexico, Roberts moved to Denver in 1998 and joined the
Rocky Mountain News as Design Director. In 2003, he was part of a team of
Rocky editors and photographers awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography for coverage of forest fires in Colorado. After the
Rocky closed in early 2009, Roberts turned his attention full time to his nature photography business and began selling his photos at art shows.
Roberts’ nature photos have been published in regional and national magazines including
National Geographic Traveler, U.S. News & World Report, New Mexico Magazine, Popular Science, and
Albuquerque Monthly; and in books and calendars by National Geographic Books, Falcon Press, Rio Nueva Press, Sierra Press, Landmark, Sierra Club and others.
His specialties include scenic destinations in the Rocky Mountains, the Southwestern U.S. and Alberta, Canada; ancient Native American Indian sites, pictographs and petroglyphs of the Four Corners area; and wildlife and flora of the American West.
Roberts offers his fine-art nature, wildlife and travel photographs to the public as framed or matted prints, and photo greeting cards. His pictures can be purchased at art shows in the Western U.S. or through his Web site. Images also are available for rights-managed advertising and commercial use through his Web site.
Please see his photo Website: http://archive.randallkroberts.com
Or his blog at http://randallkroberts.com
