Shelter From the Storm
July 26, 2019
The Summer in Your Heart
Mineral Farms July 2, 2019
Once in a Lullaby
Ouray, Colorado August 21, 2019
The Shining Mountain Soul
Island Lake July 30, 2019
The Last Rays of a Hazy Day
The Blue Lakes
Mount Sneffels guards its mountain jewels as summer storm clouds gather from the South
My Pot of Gold
June 1, 2017
The Holy Places
Ice Lake and Island Lake reflect mountain sunshine with brilliant blues. The 2-3 hour hike to this trio of spectacular mountain basins is one of the most popular paths in Southwest Colorado...for a very good reason. July 14, 2016
The Sweet Days
Mount Abram and its sinuous spine, keeping watch over the magical Ironton valley. September 19, 2019
The Sanctuary
The Last Curve
A lone car descends from the mountain heavens and slows its way down the last curve of The Million Dollar Highway
I'll Be Your Mirror
Crystal Lake & The Red Mountains July 23, 2018
Cool Off Here
Ouray's Hot Springs Pool beckons as temperatures neared 90 degrees on Father's Day and Fellin Park filled with tired cyclists finishing day one of the Bicycle Tour of Colorado June 19, 2016
Love at Lenore
Souls unite on a picture perfect August afternoon. August 4, 2018
Long Curves and Low Clouds
July 25, 2017
Walk the Line
Mount Abram's mighty backbone, Brown Mountain, meanders for three magnificent miles, separating Poughkeepsie Gulch from Ironton Park.
Alpine Inversion
"Alpine Inversion" Governor Gulch and an unnamed peak embody the rugged mountain yin and yang. Above Spirit Gulch, July 17, 2019
Mountain Jewel
Porphyry Basin August 10, 2017
The Straight and Narrow
The Million Dollar Highway and its brief reprieve from all the twists and turns as it passes through Ironton Park on a late June afternoon. June 17, 2016
Pastoral Punchcard
A late-Summer scene to warm your Winter day...beautiful bales lining the Uncomphagre Valley. September 17, 2016
The Guardian
Towering high above Camp Bird Road, the Weehawken Alpine Mine Overlook keeps quiet watch over Ouray. June 26, 2019
Keeping Cool in a Heat Wave
Don't Look Down
Some sections of the Bear Creek Trail are literally cut out of the side of vertical cliffs. A red-shirted hiker can be seen descending as storm clouds gather over the Uncompahgre Gorge. Higher up on the trail are some old mines and collapsed structures. Imagine hauling heavy supplies up this trail back in the day... June 9, 2016
Bluest of Blues
Columbine Lake, September 9, 2016
Always Amazing
Ouray's Amphitheater Alpenglow Memorial Day, 2016
The Final Stretch
The Million Dollar Highway and its last two miles before descending into Heavenly Ouray. June 9, 2016 Taken a few hundred feet above the Bear Creek Trail
The Strength of Water
July 16, 2014
