2.9.20 - I decided to shoot Sunday night’s sunset on a whim, so I headed straight to one of my easy go-to spots as the colors popped. Fortunately the warm tones burned slowly in the sky, meaning I was able to get off a number of shots before the colors faded. I’ve photographed this scene dozens, if not hundreds of times, and it never seems to disappoint. I do always struggle figuring out if I should shoot a single vertical frame, or go for the wider panorama. This night I’d say the panorama worked out fairly well!
4.2.19 - I stayed out all night trying to shoot the Milky Way, but the persistent cloudcover foiled my plans. As I made the long trek home, the sky to the east opened up, allowing the clouds over the mountains to the west to really pop. Click for larger.
10.28.18 - A singular hole in the cloud cover opened up to cast a sublime beam of light over Nelson, 151, and Devil's Backbone this morning.
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3.22.18 - Panorama of a snowy sunrise over Greenwood and Mirador with Wintergreen hulking in the background. Click for a larger size.
2.18.18 - Five minute exposure of the sunset over Greenwood and Afton Mountain.
11.24.17 - I took a short hike in the freezing dark to this rock outcropping overlooking the valley to spend the morning after Thanksgiving watching the sun come up over Nelson.
1.21.14 - From a chilly morning on the mountain. Images are presented in chronological order, from pre-dawn to post-sunrise. Be sure to click on the 1st and 3rd images, as I have enabled them to open in a larger (but still downsized) format.
