Mother moose and calf was taken over on the westside of Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter of 2007-2008 along Trail Ridge Road (TRR). In the winter, TRR is partially open on both sides of the park, but you cannot travel the center section due to the snow and very high winds that are experienced there. They were in the parking lot of a picnic area licking the road salts that had been left there by parked cars. In fact, they licked the truck that was parked in front of me and my truck also. They loved the wheel wells and bumpers the most.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Hey Young Bullwinkle
Mother moose and calf was taken over on the westside of Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter of 2007-2008 along Trail Ridge Road (TRR). In the winter, TRR is partially open on both sides of the park, but you cannot travel the center section due to the snow and very high winds that are experienced there. They were in the parking lot of a picnic area licking the road salts that had been left there by parked cars. In fact, they licked the truck that was parked in front of me and my truck also. They loved the wheel wells and bumpers the most.
Christmas Present Comes Early
You say what is a Wacom Tablet used for. It is used mainly in the graphic arts field in drawing, painting, and working with digital photography in Photoshop and other photo imaging software like Capture NX2. Allows you to more natually paint, point, and anything involved with graphic manipulation.
Have to love Amazon though, which is where I got mine through. It will be here on Wed. and it will be put to use that afternoon and night making Christmas presents.
Image Copyright Amazon.com
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Snow and Deer
Nikon D2X Sigma 70-300mm Ridata 150x
Taken along Bear Lake Road in Rocky Mountain National Park after a snowstorm. She is looking back at some other people that were trying to get some pictures of her or other deer in the herd. Glad she posed for me like this. This is fitting for today since it is currently 6 deg outside and snow on the ground from a snowstorm passing thru early this morning with more in the forecast. It is looking more like a white Christmas.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
Now Honey, Lets Discuss This
It looks like one of these two geese is getting an earful from the other. Since they mate for life, it makes since. Actually they are talking about taking flight. They start honking if they feel under stress or like they are going to be attacked. Shortly after this photo, they did take flight and that is quite a sight in itself.
Maroon Bells
Nikon D2x, Sigma 24-60 Ridata 150x
Taken from Maroon Lake one August morning, one of the most photographed places in Colorado. If you look at calendars for Colorado, it can almost be guaranteed to have a photo of the "Bells" in there in some form or fashion. I post processed this in Lightroom 2.1 using a special preset.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Squirreling Away
Here we find a furry little guy stocking away for the upcoming cold winter. Today those nuts and everything stowed away is going to come in handy since we now have several inches of snow on the ground, temps are very cold and I am sure he is in his nice cozy den dreaming nice squirrel dreams.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
A Little Bit of Christmas Color - Denver Style
This is part of the light display from the Denver City and County Building in downtown Denver, CO. Every year, this building, Union Station, and various other parts of the downtown are lit up in lights. This was taken last year on a very cold night. Hopefully I will be able to go down and get more shots with the Tokina 12-24 and get some really wide shots of the building and the lights.
Till later....
Till later....
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Jack Frost Visited after Thanksgiving
After getting off work Saturday morning going up the highway I was looking at all the snow on the naked cottonwood trees and noticed this set of trees with the silo and farmhouse in the background. So I rushed home and grabbed my gear and came back knowing that the snow was not going to be melting anytime soon and grabbed this shot along with a few others.
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