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Outdoor Boulder, photo shot list

This page lists only what I still need. If a shot is not here, it is not needed.

Currently needed

Three shots. That is the whole list.

For	What I need
A dog on a trail	The best dog-friendly hikes page has no dog in its photo, the exact thing you spotted on the hiking-with-dogs page. Any Boulder trail, dog in frame, leashed. The one dog photo you sent is already in use on the other page.
Someone fishing	The fishing page shows a pond with nobody at it. A rod, a line in the water, or someone on a bank at Walden Ponds, Sawhill or the reservoir. It does not need to be a good catch, just visibly fishing.
You, on a Boulder trail	For the About page. Wide, from behind or in profile, no need to be recognizable, somewhere identifiably Boulder rather than generic mountains. Your portrait is already on that page; this is the header shot.

Everything else is settled: 118 pages, 118 different photographs, each one showing what its page is actually about.

Ground rules

These apply to any shot you send, now or later.

• At least 1,600 pixels wide. This is the one that actually matters, and the only rule that has cost us anything: six photos so far were exactly the right subject and unusable on size alone. Your phone's default is fine; just avoid screenshots and texted-down copies.
• Landscape / horizontal for the big top-of-page shot. Verticals are great for in-body detail shots.
• Blue sky with white clouds if you can, midday to late afternoon. Skip flat gray days.
• Shoot wide first, then closer detail shots. Don't crop or edit, I'll handle that.
• People are fine but aim wide. No identifiable faces filling the foreground.
• Real photos only. The whole site runs on genuine photographs of the actual places, so an AI-generated or stock image would undercut it.
• Drop them in the folder or text them over. Filenames don't matter, but tell me roughly where each batch was taken.

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