Passing Light
The tip of an old rosebush stretches a blossom up to catch a fleeting ray of sun, piercing through the dark evening trees.
The tip of an old rosebush stretches a blossom up to catch a fleeting ray of sun, piercing through the dark evening trees.
A yellow-bellied marmot must have found something tasty on this rock.
This Yellow Throated Warbler blends in against the yellowy green of the new oak leaves.
A feather of snow blows from a pass in the Culebra range.
Butterflies are out already in the April mountains.
A lenticular cloud flies on the winds deflected by the Spanish peaks.
The brown creeper is happiest hanging on the bottom or rocks and caves, with the tail being used to stabilize and support.
Spiders are out on the mountain in the first big snow of the year.
Plows head out to clear I-70 in Glenwood Canyon
A common photography angle, looking back at the climb to Hanging Lake, but snow makes everything better.