Wildflowers on the Tundra at Loveland Pass. No trees here at over 12,000'; in the first week of July, these wildflowers sprout from the thin soil, to bloom for just a week or two.
Born 12/11/1948 London, England. Raised in Switzerland hiking and skiing, Educated in California at the University of California/Berkeley - Class of 1972, B.A. in Psychology. Free-lance nature calendar photographer 1972-1977. Photography gallery owner in California and Colorado, COLORADO SCENICS...
I love to just drive, the sound of my wheels, and the wind whistling through the crack in my window - on US Highway 24, down from Wilkerson Pass to the flat, vast emptiness of South Park - not the cartoon, but the real thing, devoid of characters, covered by the big blue sky. On to the speck of a...
It's the first of April and not a cloud in the sky from high up on the Continental Divide at 12,000' elevation. I'm at the Loveland Ski Area up on the Ridge, with a glorious view of Summit County ski areas in the distance - Keystone and Breckenridge. It's a balmy 40 degrees with a light wind. All...
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