Posts Tagged ‘landscape’
Falling Waters
This post highlights two recent waterfall shoots. The first in an alpine basin, ‘Yankee Boy’ and the second at ‘Rifle Falls State Park’. A trip intended for wildflowers ended up being more of a waterfall shoot, high up in the basin. I wasn’t finding the patches of wildflowers in the right places that I was […]
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Tags: Colorado, landscape, nature, photography, prints, silky water, slow shutter, waterfalls
Mesa Meanderings
A few of my favorite photo spots are on top of mesas, including the one I live on … but this post is about other nearby places. Mesas are flat top mountains … often with great land for living, ranching, sight-seeing or photography! The mesa roads are slow and quiet and except for a passerby […]
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Tags: clouds, Colorado, landscape, lightning, mesa, photography, San Juan Mountains, southwest, storm
Lakeside In Spring
A recent two-night camping trip with my husband, Brent took us northeast from home. We traveled through four mountain passes and breathtaking Colorado scenery. We stopped at Twin Lakes in Lake County on our second morning, and later decided to camp there. They are some of the prettiest lakes I have ever seen and I […]
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Tags: Colorado, lake, Lake County, landscape, mountains, scenic, spring, Twin Lakes
For The Love Of The Land
Rides through the country and my curiosity in seeing what was around the next curve developed a love for the landscape, as well as Americana, at a young age. As an art student and through the years I found myself being attracted to landscape paintings and artwork, more-so than other subjects. Early in my photography […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography, Photography | 34 Comments
Tags: Colorado, landscape, Mother Earth, photography, prints, ridgway, scenery, spring
Iconic & Remote
A recent trip to canyon country with my husband, Brent and dog, Augie included a visit to iconic Monument Valley in addition to exploring less traveled remote areas. I have always wondered what Monument Valley was like so while in the area we paid the $20 fee to drive the Navajo Tribal Park loop. It […]
Filed under: Photography, Utah | 53 Comments
Tags: buttes, canyonlands, desert, landscape, Monument Valley, prints, rock formations, southwest, sunrise, sunset
Capitol Reef National Park The first park a friend and I visited on a recent trip to Utah was Capitol Reef National Park. While making images at Bryce National Park (as seen in my previous post) seemed easy, I cannot say the same was true here. But, the experienced photographer has learned to accept and […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, Utah | 34 Comments
Tags: Capitol Dome, Capitol Reef, landscape, National Park, photography, Temple of the Moon, travel, Utah
