A friend and I were swapping hiking stories and he said something like, “Don’t you just love the Rocky Mountains?” I thought about it and said that it is more like I respect them.
These photographs were taken over the last two years in and around Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. I realize from putting them together that what I find most attractive about the Rockies, and other big mountains, are the power they yield. They are beautiful, but they are also nature at its most severe and tranquil states. That is something to admire, respect and maybe fear a little.
Enjoy.
WOW. Very riveting and enticing. The mountains do tend to draw us out of places we get stuck, do they not?
Thanks, Tom. Mountains do make one realize that this is a much bigger reality than what is inside our heads.
Absolutely beautiful images, you’re so lucky to live where you do. Nice!
Thanks Chris, unfortunately, I don’t live in the Rocky Mountains but have close family there that we are happy to visit regularly. I love your work by the way.
My bad sorry, and thanks it’s awesome when people appreciate my work!
Nice set… I respect anything above sea level. My head and body really feel it when I first arrive. 🙂
Thanks Mike, I agree, the altitude does a number on us flat landers.
Spectacular and thought provoking.
Thanks Skip, your compliment means a lot.
The sharp foreground rocks in the first image are a perfect counterpoint to the background, and good proof why they are called the Rockies.
Thanks Terry. I do find it interesting just how rocky the Rocky mountains are.
Nice stuff rich
Beautiful especially like the B&Ws
Thanks, having seen your work I take this a a great compliment.