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As Kay and I walked along the rim trail in this beautiful state park, I had to continuously stop for a quick photo op. The rugged beauty of the landscape starts right in front of you and extends as far as the eye can see.
I've photographed this area at sunrise quite a few times, but I never experienced clouds and light as beautiful as this before. I did remember to look up from the camera a couple times to take it in.
The mysterious dancing aspens near Telluride, CO. I had some very nice light on these beautiful trees to help illustrate their unique nature.
Love found in the middle of darkness
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I went out this morning to look around Garden of the Gods under a blanket of snow. I love the way the sunlight colors the snow.
This is one shot out of at least 100 I took of this scene. I loved the color of the ferns against the white aspen trunks. The light shining through this aspen alley really highlighted the scene for me.
Tech Info: I was originally going for the sun burst in the tress. I have a lot of shots with a sun burst in it, but those shots also had a lot of lens flare and less atmosphere. I'm glad I had a few without it because I actually liked it much better.
This tree has been on my bucket list for some time. I was so happy we timed our trip just right to see it at the height of fall color. It is a beautiful little tree.
I saw more Columbines at American basin than I had ever seen before. We seemed to get there at peak bloom too.
Seeing these beautiful little flowers carpet a majestic landscape is emotional. So glad i got to experience it.
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Kay and I did some snowshoeing in Rocky Mountain National Park to start 2020. The first few days were varying degrees of blizzard. :(
Our last morning we went out before dawn and trekked across frozen Bear Lake where we found some exposed ice. I'm glad we got there early, because the sky really lit up for a couple minutes. Happy New Year
Explosion of Life - I used an ultra wide lens for the last set of photos I took of this amazing tree. I'm very glad I thought of it because it gave me that amazing explosion of branches I was looking for.
As we watch this damned virus explode over our country, I'm going to think of this tree as a symbol of how we will rise up after we have triumphed over it.
I am just getting around to looking at some of my fall color photos. I remember this scene. We just arrived and I saw the this beautiful light on Mt. Sneffels. I almost fell over my tripod trying to get set up in time to catch it.
Iconic locations are iconic for good reason. The fun part about a location that 1000s of other people have photographed before you, is creating something that feels like it's all yours.
Last year the road to this alpine lake was blocked by snow fields. This year we were so happy to see the road was open. Bonus! a super bloom of wildflowers all around it. Yahoo!
This was taken the weekend before last. Most of the Columbines were on a steep slope, but it was worth the climb to get a nice composition.
I really liked this little tree on the edge of Bryce Canyon. I liked it even more when sunset light brought it to life.
Even though we visited the park after the prime wildflower season, there were still some abundant patches to be found. I think I need to return next year.