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Hallett, Flattop and Notchtop on 4/17/03. Submitted by Steve Personette [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 600, ] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Sprague DawnSubmitted by Erik Stensland [Medium Size] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Alluvial Fan Submitted by Daniela Nicastro [Medium Size] [Full Size (799 x 566, 170kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Lake Odessa as seen from Joe Mills Mountain. I took these last June on the trail that goes from Bear Lake to Fern Lake Trailhead. Submitted by John Swadley [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 768, 246 kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Small hole in the rocks on Trail Ridge. Looking towards Longs Peak. Submitted by Michael Conner [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 768, 79kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Storm clouds gather over Roaring River above the Alluvial Fan. June 2003 Submitted by Dixie C. Manning [Medium Size] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Elk Return From Grand Lake - We met this wonderful Elk at Trail Ridge Road Aug. 2003. Submitted by Hiroyuki Kimura [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 768, 356kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Rainbow - This photo was taken from the Safeway parking lot in Estes Park on a Sunday evening after a typical afternoon thunderstorm. I promise the photo is in no way retouched! I used a Nikon Coolpix 4500 digital camera, and if I remember correctly I used the "scene menu" for twilight/sunset to accommodate the light (this file is a condensed version of the original). This is one of my all-time favorites, one of those moments that just happens. Enjoy! Submitted by Profhall [Medium Size] [Full Size (795 x 596, 69kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Mt Julian and the Gorge Lakes from the summit of Mt. Ida. Submitted by Camilla Bacher [Medium Size] [Full Size (768 x 512, 123kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Black-Headed Grossbeak - The Grossbeak was shot in the front yard of our Eagle Cliff cabin with Kodak High Definition ISO 200 film in late afternoon light. Exposure of about 1/1500th @ f4 with a tripod. Taken in early July 2003 with a 180mm f2.8 lens. It probably took about 90 minutes of patience before this particular bird felt safe enough to move into range. I have a few closer, but liked the light, expression, and composition more in this one. Submitted by Norm Smith [Medium Size] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |