I kept hearing reports about an incredible once in a lifetime super bloom in Southern California and being a landscape photographer, I had to check it out firsthand. I am so glad I did because the beauty surpassed all my expectations! Although the flower bloom is beautiful, take care as these fields are full of rattlesnakes.  See bottom picture.

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Rattlesnake  provided me with a stern warning

After record snowfall here in the San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado the lower elevations have shed most of their snow with the higher elevations still loaded. It is not quite spring yet but an unusually warm March has brought us a lot closer than normal.

This winter has be interesting to say the least. We’ve had heavy rains in the lower elevations with little snow. This is not typical around here.  My family in BC, Canada have had record snow along to coast of Vancouver where it rarely snows.  I think the weather just got a little mixed up this year.  We’ll have to wait until next year to see if it was just a fluke….

The Animas Valley is hard to get a nice sunset shot but I finally had the opportunity to catch one.

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Canon 6D, EF24–70 f/4L, f/13, 1/13 sec, 200 ISO, 66mm,  Abobe lightroom 6 for editing pano.

A major winter storm has gripped the the San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado for the past month with non-stop rain and snow with no breaks in-between.  The sun disappeared during this time which is unusual for our area.

It was so nice to finally see the sun come out again with the clouds in retreat.  On a positive note, the above average snowpack should result in some nice wildflowers this summer.  In the meantime, I’ll keep enjoying the beautiful winter scenes now before us…

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Snowiest January in at least 40 years in southwest Colorado

Canon 6D, EF70–300 f/4L, f/9, 1/160 sec, 320 ISO, 124mm,  Abobe lightroom 6 for editing.