Land Under Stars
The view south from the shoulder of Mt. Bierstadt is softened by moonlight
The view south from the shoulder of Mt. Bierstadt is softened by moonlight
A 20+ mile mountain bike day complete with rain and hail brings views of the storms breaking up over Starvation Creek.
Blowing snow gusts across Echo Lake.
Monarch Crest Trail runs along the mountain ridges from Monarch Pass. The picture is too nice not to post, but it tells no story beyond what a beautiful day it was.
The North Fork trail cuts through the mountains near Conifer. For one month in early summer the mountains are green and rainy; the same picture taken in July would be a study in browns.
Center of frame is the bottom half of Pikes Peak. The size of this mountain only becomes obvious when you’re a long way off; this shot is from 40 miles to the north and it’s still the largest feature of the landscape.
The Pikes Peak Cog Railway is one of the highest in North America. The ride and views are highly recommended.
This is a view of the rocks which form Red Canyon near Cañon City Colorado. The color forms a striking contrast with that of the nearby mountains.
This view was on a trail built up the outside of a vertical rock outcropping, which was worth it for the amazing view, but nerve wracking given my fear of heights. The whole landscape around the Columbia River is stunning, especially with the bright spring greens.