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Twin Owls, Black Canyon Trail, Aug. 2002. Submitted by Hiroyuki Kimura [Medium Size] [Full Size (1025 x 768, 226kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Elk herd not far from Beaver Meadows Entrance during a snowstorm. Submitted by Daniela Nicastro [Medium Size] [Full Size (823 x 543, 116kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Fall foliage, Horseshoe Park, Sept., 1999. Submitted by Dixie C. Manning [Medium Size] [Full Size (1005 x 600, 182 kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Coyote near the Beaver Meadows Park Entrance - Photographed in early July 2003 with a 180mm f2.8 lens and monopod for portable stability. The critter was relatively tame, and I have a few from less than 30 feet that don't have the compositional qualities I like with this one. Exposure data... Kodak print film ISO 100 - about 1/1000th @ f4.Submitted by Norm Smith [Medium Size] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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This water ouzel was on the Tonahutu Creek a few years ago. I was lucky to be this close to it, since they're very flighty. I just noticed it as I walked by, and then crept back to get a little closer. I'd never seen one stay in one place so long. I took it without a tripod, using a 150mm lens. I watched it for quite a while as it preened. I think you can see its eye, and the beak is so thin and pointy. Submitted by Jim Johnson [Medium Size] [Full Size (738 x 494, 84kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Mountain Majesty - Taken while leaving Moraine Park at approximately 3pm on April 29, 2002. Submitted by Lyn Ross [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 678, 160 kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Hallett Peak as seen from Emerald Lake. Taken July 5, 2003. Submitted by Aaron Deschane [Medium Size] [Full Size (1024 x 683, 158kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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The peaks west of Sky Pond, March 13, 03. Submitted by Charles Sullins [Medium Size] [Full Size (1278 x 398, 170 kB)] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |
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Mount Toll and the Continental Divide, Indian Peaks Wilderness.
Just south of Rocky Mountain National Park lies Indian Peaks Wilderness, a very nice area which has several peaks over 13,000 feet. It's usually said that the tourists go to Rocky Mountain National Park and the locals visit Indian Peaks. This photo is taken from the summit of Paiute Peak, which is one of many IPW thirteeners on the Continental Divide. The photo is taken looking south. Mount Toll is the prominent pyramid shaped mountain in the foreground. Behind it, many of the most hiked peaks such as Pawnee Peak and The Arapahoe Peaks can be identified using a map. I took the picture during a hike in July 2001 when I hiked to Mount Audubon first, crossed the saddle west to Paiute Peak and then descended Paiute's southeast slope towards Blue Lake and hiking out again to the Mitchell Creek trailhead. This is a strenuous but purely non-technical all day hike that takes you to some of the most spectacular scenery in IPW. Always start very early to avoid afternoon thunderstorms when hiking during the summer months! Submitted by Camilla Bacher |
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Wood Lily - Taken along the Cub Lake Trail in RMNP a year to two ago. It was taken on Ektachrome 100 film. Submitted by Karl Tipple [Medium Size] [Add comments about this photo] [View comments] |