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Late Winter’s Eve – San Juan Mountains
San Juan Mountains – Needles Alpenglow Sunset
Heart on Fire – La Plata Mountains Sunset
San Juan Mountains – Silverton, CO
Angel Dove – San Juan Mountains
Animas River Sunset
After the Storm – San Juan Mountains
Vestal and Arrow Grenadier Range, San Juan Mountains
Pacific Northwest Winter Dream
Mt. Baker golden sunset East Flank
BC Coastline During Storm
Needle Mts. pano wide sunset
Monitor Peak Heavenly glow – San Juan Mts
Emerald Lake basin from air, San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado
Malibu Lupine Celebration
La Plata Mountains North Face Sunset
Twilight Peak Sunset
Lake Nighthorse Sunset Close
Lake Nighthorse Pano Sunset
San Juan Mountains the day after the storm with blowing snow interrupting bluebird skies…
Pigeon Peak crowned in golden-copper light…
Grizzly Peak Winter sunset…
Pigeon Peak Sunset
Needle Range Alpenglow Sunset
La Plata Mountains fiery red glow sunset
West Needles Sunset
New Years San Juan Mountain Sunset
La Plata Mountains Pre-Dawn Sunrise
Durango, CO fiery red sunset…
Grenadiers Belt of Venus Sunset
Twilight Peak Sunset
Animas Valley, Durango, CO Sunrise after the storm
Lake Nighthorse Sunset
Animas River Fall Color Sunset Pano
416 Fire Beauty and the Beast
Tornado like fire column in Hermosa, CO seen from afar
416 Fire with Tornado like smoke/fire column spinning and causing havoc on Hermosa, CO
Signs of Spring – San Juan Mountains
Malibu Heat
Winter Fresh
Fresh snow with city lights
Mt. Baker Seen from BC, Canada
Season’s Change – San Juan Mountains
Picture Lake and Mt. Shuksan sunset reflections with Belt of Venus and Fall colors
Picture Lake and Mt. Shuksan daytime
Picture Lake and Mt. Shuksan close
Sunrise – Picture Lake and Mt. Shuksan golden reflections
Full Color – San Juan Mountains
Harsh Awakening – San Juan Mountains
Solar Eclipse – Darkest Hour
Grandeur in the Grenadiers
Peaked Wildflowers – San Juan Mountains
Beautiful Summer’s Eve Sunset – San Juan Mountains
Somewhere on top of the world close
Somewhere on top of the world
Lone Elk Needles Sunset
Elk Heaven
Needle Mountains, San Juan’s Southwest Colorado belt of venus sunset
Needle’s Fire Sunset
Utah Desert Fire Sunset Far
Utah Desert Fire Sunset Close
Malibu Coast Wind Whipped Sunset
Malibu sunrise with California Poppies Just opening up to the warming sun rays…
Few minutes after sunrise with California Poppies opening up to a new day…
Cloudy golden Malibu sunset on windy evening with Grey Whales near shore…
Pod of Grey Whales surfacing near Malibu shore during sunset…
Grey Whale blowhole release…
Most recent photos –
Malibu Sunset with Lupine
Malibu Lupines blue on blue
Malibu sunset
Wind whipped lupine sunset
California Poppies
Wind Whipped Lupine Sunset
Variety of wildflowers showcasing the super bloom
Animas Valley Sunset
End of the Storm – San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado
Needle Mountains – Belt of Venus – San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado
Canyonlands NP Golden Glow
San Juan Mountains Belt of Venus First Snow
Super Moon – San Juan Mountians
Mt. Baker Belt of Venus Fall Sunset
Mt. Shuksan, Washington State
San Juan Mountains – Needles – Southwest Colorado
San Juan Mountains – Paintbrush and Snow Sunset – SW Colorado
Update – August 17, 2016 – The wildflowers in the San Juan Mountains have started to fade except for the higher elevations above 12,000 feet. Of course you can still find protected pocket areas throughout the basin.
Update – September 29, 2016 – The Aspens have peaked from Coalbank Pass to Silverton, CO.
Update – October 31, 2016 – It’s time to go to the desert as all the fall foliage has come off with little snow on the peaks.
Update – January 27, 2017 – A major month long winter storm has buried the San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado with heavy snowfall covering our gorgeous peaks!
Update – March 13, 2017 – The snow has mostly melted in the lower elevations with Spring just around the corner! The higher elevations are still loaded with record snowpack levels.
Update – July 03, 2017 – The snow is quickly receding in the high country after a record snowfall year in the San Juans with many species of wildflowers already well on their way. It’s beautiful up there in the alpine!
Update – October 16, 2017 – The aspens still have some color in the lower San Juan Mountians but they are quickly fading… It is dry with means good access to the high country still… This won’t last long as it only takes one winter storm to ends this until next year…