Many landscape and nature photographers are particularly fond of the fall season. It’s when hot summer days transition into comfortable days with cool mornings and evenings. Days become shorter, allowing a photographer to capture images well after sunset and turn around to be back out before sunrise. Best of all,
Rocky Mountain National Park in the fall is a nature photographer’s dream come true: tall, rugged mountains, landscapes saturated with the colors of changing leaves, and wildlife so close at times you barely need a telephoto lens. Timing is everything I last visited the park the first week of October.
My appreciation for nature photography and the environment has increased significantly during the six years that I have owned a camera. Few things in life are as rewarding as taking an early morning or late evening hike through the backcountry. Exploring the beauty of nature in a peaceful environment is
I recently went on a road trip from near Denver, CO to Moab, UT. The trip began on Monday morning and ended with a return on Thursday. This short duration would restrict my range to the parks within the Moab region. Fortunately, there are plenty of great winter landscapes within
As a landscape and nature photographer, I enjoy traveling to new locations and exploring unfamiliar territory. I am always in search of interesting scenes, compositions and light. Living near Denver, CO provides me with great mountain photo opportunities within an hour or two drive. There are also plenty of beautiful
