Kodalith scene with two large, leafless trees on the left.

Ann Duncan is a nature and travel photographer living in Boulder, Colorado. Since forming her company, Synergraphics, in 1976, she has shot both stock and assignment work for a diversity of editorial and commercial clients. She now shoots only stock, focusing primarily on the Colorado tourism business. Passionate about the outdoors since childhood, Ann frequently travels throughout Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West, exploring and hiking in search of evocative images for calendars, cards, magazines and web sites. Known for her crisp, colorful, flower-filled landscapes, Ann is persistent about waiting for the right conditions. She occasionally donates her work to nonprofit conservation groups such as Colorado Conservation Trust, Colorado Native Plant Society, and Rocky Mountain Nature Association to help protect wild places and their natural resources.

In addition to her nature and travel work, Ann has found a niche in environmental subjects, such as garbage, recycling, solar and wind power, plus the many negative issues experienced by much of the world: climate change, drought, pollution, and overdevelopment . The Earth faces many environmental challenges, and Ann wants to raise an awareness of these issues through her photography.

Ann is a past member of the Professional Photographers of Boulder County and a current member of the North American Nature Photographers Association. Her stock work is represented by Viesti Associates. (Ann Duncan Photography, 2022)