Destination in The Journey
Mt. Hesperus reflected in a mud/slush puddle on the Aspen Loop road near Sharkstooth trailhead. This was an exciting capture as this level of clarity and framing in offroad puddles is rare. An illustration of life's balance between enjoying the journey and reaching the destination.
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Photo Info
CAMERA Nikon NIKON D610
LENS AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G
ISO 100
FOCAL LENGTH 50.0 mm (50.0 mm in 35mm)
APERTURE f/3.2
EXPOSURE TIME 0.002s (1/500)
NAME AspenLoopRFF1111-NWM-4.jpg
SIZE 5373 x 2745
FILE SIZE 9.23 MB
DATE TAKEN 2016-11-11 17:04:43MountainsColoradoLa PlatasDurangoTellurideDoloresRicoSnowFallCampingBackcountry SkiingSkiSnowboardSnowmobileSnowshoeSunset4x4Offroad
Alpenglow On Hesperus
It took a combination of all of the right things to get this Panorama right. Standing in icy water taking 7 shots with the right metering at the right time bright together this somewhat unique shot. Hesperus mountain is sacred to the Native Americans in the area, and when you are this close, you can sure tell why!
Available as a print, gift, or electronic download. Click the buy button in the lower right corner.
Photo Info
CAMERA Nikon NIKON D610
LENS AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G
ISO 100
FOCAL LENGTH 50.0 mm (50.0 mm in 35mm)
APERTURE f/3.2
EXPOSURE TIME 0.0025s (1/400)
NAME AspenLoopRFF1111-NWM-6.jpg
SIZE 6537 x 5090
FILE SIZE 17.44 MB
DATE TAKEN 2016-11-11 18:01:28MountainsColoradoLa PlatasTellurideDoloresRicoSnowFallCampingBackcountry SkiingSkiSnowboardSnowmobileSnowshoeSunset
Rhythm in Nature
Date Taken: 11/12/16
A light dusting of snow and the morning sun illuminate the flow at the base of the scree field below Mt. Hesperus. The last few trees at timberline hang on for dear life in an area that sees unimaginable movement in the rocks and snow throughout the year.
The Calm Before Closure
Date Taken: 11/25/16
The last tired vehicle for the season, mine, barely made it to this overlook on Black Mesa. Plowing through over 1 foot of snow, it was a little risky but worth it to see the south western edge of the mighty San Juans before winter buried them the next day. There is a lot to see in this photo. Enjoy!
