Tag: Aspens
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Colorado’s Snow-Covered Mount Wilson
Just west of Telluride and located in the San Miguel Mountains, Wilson is one of Colorado’s 53 mountains over 14,000 feet.
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Colorado’s Amazing Lizard Head Pass
It’s just south of the ski resort town of Telluride but in October it was full of snow and autumn colors. This spot at Trout Lake calls out for a panorama shot. This was 3 images stitched together.
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The Incomparable Dallas Divide In SW Colorado
It’s between the neat little town of Ridgway and ski town Telluride. You take Last Dollar Road which travels through some amazing cattle ranches and provides unobstructed views of the San Juan Mountain Range. Fresh snow added to the experience. Look like a scene out of “The Sound Of Music”
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More Autumn Colors From Colorado
Ohio Pass is between Gunnison and Crested Butte. It was a popular spot for reasons you will see below. Stay tuned for more images from the spectacular San Juan Mountains.
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Colorado’s Amazing Kebler Pass
Kebler Pass, located just west of Crested Butte, is home to one of the largest aspen tree groves in the United States. This forest has been tested and found to be a clonal colony. It grows from a single root system and is a single living organism. Wow! It is the largest living entity in […]
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Colorado’s McClure Pass
Fall colors invaded McClure Pass which is west of Aspen and on the way to the colorful Kebler Pass. Up close .
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Maroon Bells At Peak
Finally made it to Maroon Bells to experience the autumn colors and snow-capped peaks. Photos don’t really do it justice.
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More Autumn Colors
Fall colors start here in Southern Utah at the upper elevations near Zion National Park and will migrate down to the main canyon of Zion by first week of November.
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Autumn Reflections
Fall colors have arrived to the glassy waters of Kolob Reservoir adjacent to Zion National Park, Utah
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Painting With Your Camera
By slightly moving your camera up and down during exposure, you just may end of with a work of art that resembles a painting instead of a photograph. It’s best to use a tripod to reduce side to side movement of your camera. A slow shutter speed(1 or 2 seconds), low iso (100) and F-stop […]
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