Bells in Summer
Aspens from winter avalanches frame a perfect reflection of Colorado’s Maroon Bells in mid-summer. Details: the Maroon Bells, two dramatic 14,000 foot peaks in the Sawatch Range, are an icon of the Colorado Rockies. They are most often photographed at sunrise when the waters are perfectly still, but by mid-morning,…
Mysterious Canyon
Light from Beyond
Beauty Above Treeline
Tiny yellow wildflowers flourish amidst the granite boulders of Independence Pass in the Colorado Rockies. Details: Independence Pass, on the North American continental divide near Aspen, Colorado, is well above treeline but far from barren. During the short summer, the rocky meadows at 12,000 feet teem with wildflowers such as…
Windswept Beauties
A field of bright wildflowers stands against the elements above treeline in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Details: Independence Pass crosses the North American continental divide at 12,000 feet just east of Aspen, Colorado. It’s only open four months of the year, but in the summer, it’s windswept heights offer…