Do You See What I See? High Altitude Evidence of the Worldwide Flood is a photo book about fossilized animals found in rock formations in Colorado. Many marine animals can be found at high elevations throughout the state, along with land animals whose shapes can still be seen as well. It is apparent that these creatures had one thing in common; they either died in water or were deposited by flood waters in their present location. The images shown lend evidence to the global flood of Noah's day as described in the Bible.
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Chuck Renstrom started his working career in broadcasting in 1967. He worked as a staff announcer for KLIR Radio with responsibilities ranging from news and sports reporting to producing commercial spots.
During the eleven years he worked at KLIR, Chuck became very interested in photography. It was a hobby that turned into a part-time business. Chuck photographed weddings and portraits and did some commercial photography as well. In 1978 he left broadcasting to establish his first portrait studio in Lakewood, Colorado and then a second studio in Littleton, Colorado. He also installed his own photofinishing lab giving him valuable experience in working with color and establishing the foundation for his next career move into the electronic pre-press world.
Colorline was started in 1985 in the basement of Chuck s home. Initially, he thought that producing multi-media presentations was the path to take, combining his experience in broadcasting with photography. He had a Mac 512k computer and a laserwriter black & white printer (cutting edge at the time). But as word got out about what Colorline was doing, several print shops had Colorline do their page layout and typesetting. The demand for these services continued to grow until the multi-media work became a sideline and Chuck devoted all his energy and resources to electronic prepress. As the printing industry began to evolve from traditional typesetting to a digital one, Chuck steered Colorline towards digital printing and was one of the early companies in Colorado to invest in this technology.
Chuck started another business working with many area artists through Double Take Artistic Images, reproducing artwork as high-quality giclee prints and greeting cards. There are many artists in Colorado who create beautiful works of art and Chuck considers it an honor to work with them. After a career spanning 5 decades, Chuck sold his business at the end of 2014 and is now retired. He will tell you, however, that he is re-wiring instead of retiring. Chuck is now creating his own art and has completed the project of photographing rock formations and discovering the pre-historic animals embedded in them.
Chuck and his wife Teresa live in Lakewood and greatly enjoy their family which includes five grandchildren.
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