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It was Fielder’s vision and stamina that led to the success of “Colorado 1870-2000.”

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder.

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder. His output was stupendous: over 40 books of Colorado...

His output was stupendous: over 40 books of Colorado landscapes published during his career as a nature photographer, which began in 1981.

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder.

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder.

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder. His output was stupendous: over 40 books of Colorado landscapes published during his career as a nature photographer, which began in 1981. No doubt he had many more books […]

If you’ve ever bought a calendar or coffee table book featuring the grandeur of Colorado’s 14’ers, the stunning color photographs were almost certainly by John Fielder.

The symbol itself dates back to prehistoric times. The word “swastika” has Sanskrit roots and means “the mark of well being.” It has been used in Hindu prayers, carved into the Jains emblem, marked Buddhist temple locations, and represented the four elements for Zoroastrians.