All images © Kevin Moloney


Pilot, motorcycle and sports car enthusiast, and doberman lover Marijke Unger in a composite portrait.




Thomas Moore, CEO of Denver startup WildBlue Communications, hopes to bring inexpensive broadband internet to millions of rural Americans.



Koleen Brooks, embattled mayor of Georgetown, Colo., lost a recall vote after allegedly baring her breasts in a local bar. The former burlesque performer has also been accused of plotting the murder of a town police officer.



Bill Murtagh, a space weather forecaster at the Space Environment Center of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, examines a 6-foot spherical projection screen displaying an image of the surface of the sun at NOAA in Boulder, Colo. The center predicts sun spot activity and solar storms.




Dr. William Gray, a professor emeritus of Colorado State University, poses in snow atop Cameron Pass in the Rockies of northern Colorado. Gray argues that currently rising global temperatures are part of a repeating pattern, and that temperatures will drop again over the coming 20 years. The vast majority of climate scientists around the world disagree with him.



René Cadima, 85, the only survivor among three local photographers who made pictures of the body of Ernesto "Che" Guevara in Vallegrande, Bolivia, holds a copy of one of his images. Guevara was captured La Higuera, held, and executed there. The army then flew Guevara's body, lashed to the skid of a helicopter, to Vallegrande where it was displayed in a hospital laundry for two days. The body later disappeared to be discovered buried under the end of the local air strip 30 years later.


All images © Kevin Moloney

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