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Anyone ready for a ballgame??ÿ I loved the way the nearly full moon is held within the branches of these two trees. ?ÿ

While waiting for a dawn shot in Rocky Mountain National Park, I was blown away by the way the first light on the horizon lit Long's Peak and the foreground pines while yet allowing the stars to glow in the dark sky. Alas, by the time I was able to set up the shot in the rapidly brightening dawn, the sky had brightened enough to hide all but a few dozen stars. To recreate my initial vision I have created this composite image, using an image of the night sky from another night. While not a factual representation of the sky when I shot Long's peak,?ÿthis fine art landscape photography print?ÿfaithfully recreates my vision and awe at that initial sight.

Aspen trunks glow in the soft light of the golden aspen grove.

Entering an aspen grove in fall is magical: the leaves in their last blaze of glory suffuse the world in a golden glow that brings peace and joy to my heart.

I was captured by these isolated aspen, clad in their bright fall colors, interspersed amid the conifers.  Add a spotlight from the sun, and they really glow!

This was the first time I saw the aurora, and boy was I spoiled!?ÿ It was an amazing evening, as you can tell from this image!

My wife and I visited Smoky Mountain National Park while trying to decide where to move for the next stage of our careers.?ÿ It was wet and rainy with intermittent sun on the day I took this landscape image.?ÿ I had been reveling in the early fall color and dramatic clouds all day, but hadn't had any luck putting it all together to make a great nature photo .... until I saw a?ÿsunbeam approaching this valley.?ÿ Happily we were able to safely park for me to get the picture!

I love the way the mountains and clouds were perfectly reflected in beautiful Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park.?ÿ?ÿ

I found this beaver lodge along the alpine loop in the San Juans as nature was preparing for its winter rest. ?ÿ

It took several tries for the flowers and sky to come together to make this image.?ÿ In the end, I was very happy in the way the sunset-colored clouds complement the flowers!

Orange and golden aspen leaves in fall: there is certainly beauty in the delicate tracings of each leaf!

A friend and I hiked the Great Sand Dunes National Park at the end of March. It was an amazing time: the dunes were partially covered with snow, creating dramatic views of the dunes such as this one. It was also _very_ windy, as you can tell from the sand and snow blowing off the crests of the dunes. The contrast between the snow and dark sand, the graceful curves of the dunes, the wind patterns in the sand, and the shadows cast by the setting sun all added up to a magical evening!

The Blue Lakes are beautiful: tall conifers grace the shoreline with the waterfall from the upper lake cascading amid the granite and golden shrubbery.

Beaver have been at work here, making lush blue ponds amid the golden fall shrubbery and below the first snows of winter.  Truly a safe haven for all life!

The rising sun highlights Pikes Peak and goldenbanner flowers.

The rich colors of late fall and snow-capped mountains: perfection!

A lone cabin sits amidst the fall splendor in the San Juan Mountains.?ÿ I'd love to live there ... although perhaps not in January!

The red glow of sunset highlights the distant cliffs of Canyonlands National Park.

As the fog lifts, clouds cascade over the the mountain ridgeline as seen from Mt. Herman near Monument, CO.

The mountains and flowers in summer are breathtaking - both from the views and the climb!

Backlit orange aspen leaves truly glow in the afternoon light, here framing a Colorado Vista reaching all the way to the Collegiate Range in the distance.  Colorado in all its Fall glory!  

I always love a beautiful comet.?ÿ Here Tsuchinshan-Atlas glows over the Royal Gorge

You can find this peaceful spot flowing from the east side of the Sangre de Christo Mountains.?ÿ Just to the right I captured its sister photo: Crystal Falls.

You can find this bubbling stream flowing from the east side of the Sangre de Christo Mountains.?ÿ Just to the left I captured its sister photo: Creekside.