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PhotoFriday: Last Light of Day…
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There’s a park in the foothills, about 20 minutes from our home, where you can see mountains that are 50 miles north and 50 miles south… It’s a gorgeous place to shoot the sun setting over the Rocky Mountains… If you come to Denver, be sure to check out the Mt Falcon Open Space…
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PhotoFriday: Bloom…
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We’ve had some gray days this week and I stumbled upon this image that I shot back in the fall… The sky here in Colorado is SO blue most days…
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PhotoFriday: Whose Woods These Are…
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'...and miles to go before I sleep...'
It’s been snowing here in the foothills… my favorite time of year.
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PhotoFriday: Pinion…
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Photo credit: Pinion by Tim Jones (timmyjohn1 on Flickr)
I took a little walk through Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs with my wife and daughter. The sky was unremarkable, so I was shooting monochrome and hoping for some dramatic contrast. Which I got when I pointed the camera up at this pinion pine…
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PhotoFriday: Long’s Peak…
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Long's Peak by Tim Jones (timmyjohn1 on Flickr)
I took a hike up to Emerald Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park with my brother toward the end of the summer. It’s about a 4-mile hike, there and back again with some spectacular scenery along the way, including this view of Long’s Peak. Long’s Peak is the tallest mountain in RMNP and the park’s only 14′er. You can see a bit of glacier, still frozen in August.
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