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Probably my favorite photo. Taken deep from within the dune field on a very special solo backpacking trip at the Great Sand Dunes National Park. My tent was right behind me, and I could not believe the sunset I got lucky with, The snow still on Cleveland Peak to the right really adds a nice touch of magic. it truly was this amazing, really didn't need any post production, however it was shot using HDR using 9 exposures in bracketing.
5-4-17 Warm skies, cold desert
Taken deep from within the dune field on a very special solo backpacking trip in the Great Sand Dunes National Park. This is the aftermath of the photo with the sunburst. I just had to put this one in too, the warm skies over the cold desert was just too perfect. Thus was shot using HDR using 9 exposures in bracketing.
Taken deep from within the dune field on a very special solo backpacking trip in the Great Sand Dunes National Park. I feel this is about as close as I'll ever get to an Ansel piece. One of my favorites.
10-24-15 Entrance to the Dunes
Taken from the little path into the dune field. Special time of Autumn where it was still Summer time warm in the day, but the leaves were all halfway through changing colors.
Foot of the dune field on a beautiful day.
Taken off the road into the dune field, they almost don't seem that big from out here...
Taken from the south end of the Canyonloands. Magical little watering hole, I was on a mudbank island of sorts for this shot. The waterfall carved down the hole to about 10 feel below the water, made for a blast to jump into from the edges. This was shot using HDR using 9 exposures in bracketing.
Taken from the south end of the Canyonloands during sunrise. Magical neck of the woods. If you look carefully, the shot is almost quartered out by nature. This was shot using HDR using 9 exposures in bracketing.
Taken from Swan Mountain Road. Buffalo had some really interesting light glowing off of it.
This was actually taken off my porch in Arvada during a particularly electric storm. Set up the camera to automatically take 1 second exposures over and over and over. The sky was busy enough I eventually caught this gem! It is a single exposure/photo too., no composites or anything.
Shot from Arvada looking west into the mountains and sunset. Can you feel the sun in this one?
3-14-18 Mount Evans in stepped shade.
This is a single photo/exposure looking up toward Mount Evans from Arvada with Golden's North Table Mountain in the foreground. Shot at 300mm on a 35mm sensor with minimal color correction, nature pulls these shadows a lot from my porch and it's amazing
This was shot from a quiet spot up the hill overlooking Frisco with Peak One predominant in the center. I didn't do much to the natural fire, the colors were blazing this year!
This was shot on a very still portion of Meadow Creek outside Frisco. Truly a picturesque scene when you take it in.
This was shot on a very still portion of Meadow Creek outside Frisco. Truly a picturesque scene when you take it in.
An old road outside of Frisco covered in freshly fallen leaves. Truly a picturesque scene when you take it in.
A tall and colorful stand of Aspens outside Frisco.
10-1-16 Meadow Creek Misty Waters
A long exposure of Meadow Creek creating the mist effect. the Depth of Field in this busy portion of the woods makes for a very, well, deep photo when you take it in
This was shot from the lookout point across the highway from the Climax Mine on Fremont Pass. The clouds almost make it look like there is something in the mountain....
Shot from my favorite trail head. Can;t give away all my secrets so blatantly, if you're intrigued, other photos in this gallery give clues as to where this is (:
3-1-17 Backcountry mine in the snow
This was taken deep in the backcountry east of Keystone. The two left most peaks you see are Torreys and Grays respectively, looking northeast.
Taken deep in the backcountry east of Keystone. Fresh powder has buried this mine structure.
Taken deep in the backcountry east of Keystone. The snow blowing off the Cornice ridge is spectacular.