Top Of The World
The hike to this spot from the Alpine Visitor Center isn’t long but man did the elevation kick my butt. It was worth it though. You really do feel like you are on top of the world. It’s not the highest point in the area but it feels like you can see forever.
Dennis
Trail Ridge Road
This was such an incredible July day. A beautiful blue sky, dotted with puffy white clouds. And of course, snow on the ground in the summer. Still can’t get over that.
The most incredible thing about this photo though, is that I took it from a parking lot just feet away from Trail Ridge Road.
Dennis
This entire time-lapse was shot in Moraine Park, within Rocky Mountain National Park. The two hours I spent there showed me a wide range of Rockies weather. It started out as a beautiful sunny day, a storm rolled through, the sun came back out with a chill in the air, and finally, night slowly overtook day.
I enjoyed every minute of it. Even while I was hiding in my car from the storm.
Dennis
Snow still holding on in July
Seeing snow on the mountain tops in summer will never get old to me. I lived in Colorado for a few years. I’ve spent a fair amount of time in the mountains. Every time I saw it then and every time I see it now, I still get a kick out of it.
I also like this photo because of the depth the mountains provide. It’s something you don’t get as much with a flat terrain like Florida.
Dennis
Century Link Field at sunset
I like this image for a couple reasons. I think the stadium has a cool look with the two arches going across the span. Combine that with mountains in the background and the sky turning a soft peach, I thought it made for a great photo.
-Dennis
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This was such a great way to kick off my trip to Seattle. The snow covered mountains, elevated viewpoint over the sound, cool weather, dancing boats and an incredible setting sun all combined to make a perfect evening.
-Dennis
Snow still holding on to the peaks across the sound.
As a kid from Florida there are two parts to this photo that I love. The mountains and the snow. Even though it was mid-May, snow was still holding on to the peaks of these mountains.
As the sun sank further and further behind the mountains, the orange sky started to light to a pinkish color and that made the snow stand out even more.
-Dennis
Frozen Cummins Falls
At the end of a beautiful but cold and wet hike, you get this amazing reward. A winter wonderland of ice and snow. Of flowing water over ledges and levels. Of swirling pools and rocks.
Cummins Falls vertical 1
This photo zooms in on the upper portion of the falls. I like how the vertical orientation aligns with the flow of the water and allows you to get a better look at how the water freezes and clings to the rocks.
Cummins Falls vertical 2
This photo is a zoom of the left side of the falls. I wanted to highlight this area because it gets less water fall and that allows the ice to accumulate more and have a different feel.
These are my three favorite photos of the day. Let me know what you think.
- Dennis
Need a couple minutes to relax next to a beautiful babbling creek crisp with fresh frozen ice? Just hit play.
- Dennis
We had a couple week long cold snap in Nashville which led to the waterfalls in the area freezing over. Cummins Falls is my favorite waterfall so when I heard it was frozen I had to go check it out.
The hike in wasn't too bad, besides my pants freezing. All of the ice gave the fall and the surrounding area a winter wonderland feel.
- Dennis