Showing posts with label vista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vista. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

A 14,264' View from the top of Mount Evans

A framed photo of looking out a rustic window from the ruins of a chalet at the very top of Mount Evans at an elevation of 14,264' shows a scenic mountain landscape as far as the eye can see.It was last June. It was shorts weather in Colorado, but not at the top of Mount Evans. There was a storm approaching the peak and the temperature was below freezing with bitter biting winds. I trotted across the parking lot to the ruins of the old chalet 50 yards away. I was breathless and a little dizzy by the time I reached it, a result of what Coloradans call "rare air" at an elevation of over 14,000 feet. Shivering from the unrelenting cold but at the same time totally juiced to take photos, I shot off as many as I could before my fingers started to go numb. I'm going back this year for sure... in August, with arctic gear, gloves, hat and a tripod. Enjoy the view!










Looking out a rustic window from the ruins of a chalet at the very top of Mount Evans at an elevation of 14,264' shows a scenic mountain landscape as far as the eye can see.
Mountain Window
Looking out a rustic window from the ruins of a chalet at the very top of Mount Evans at an elevation of 14,264' shows a scenic snow capped mountain landscape as far as the eye can see.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The Light and Color of Zion National Park

A framed photo of a lone red tailed hawk soars overhead as the sun sinks and lights up the red cliffs of Zion National ParkI was looking through some of my archives of the American Southwest and found a few to share from a trip I took a couple years ago. We were on our way to adopt a dog at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. We ended up coming home with two. But that is another story.

Zion National Park is a photographers dream. There is something about the magical light that bounces off those red cliffs and mountains giving everything a fiery glow. Rose colored glasses are not needed. I am reminded of the old vintage travel magazine covers and took my inspiration from them. And remember, I appreciate your comments on my work. Your critiques help me to stretch and grow. Cheers!






A lone red tailed hawk soars overhead as the sun sinks and lights up the red cliffs of Zion National Park
Sunset Cliff
A lone red tailed hawk soars overhead as the sun sinks and lights up
the red cliffs of Zion National Park.
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zion national park with red mountains and stormy sky
Zion National Park on a rainy day is dappled with sunlight
filtering through the storm clouds.


a desert river of green water and red rocks
The North Fork of the Virgin River in Zion National Park is a desert river
of green water and red rocks.



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