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MELTDOWN
The Big Thompson River brings
freshly melted snow down to the valley communities from the Rocky Mountains.
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SUDDEN IMPACT
I had spent an hour photographing this pair of male bighorn sheep hitting each other. There were about 30 ewes located about 75 yards up the canyon wall.
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RIVER GLOW
A 15 second exposure at dusk gives the Poudre River a smooth appearance. River levels are very low in October.
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LIGHT GROWTH
The rising sun reaches the high points while leaving the valley between the dune in shadow.
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LEADING LINES
A morning photography hike to the top of one of the tallest dunes took a little over an hour. The view is definately worth the effort.
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FOCUSED
One of the healthiest coyotes that I have seen in RMNP. Taken near Beaver Meadows.
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A GATHERING AMONG THE PINES
A small herd of elk gather in the afternoon sun and snow near Moraine Park in RMNP.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOLD
The golden aspen trees on Mount Bierstadt in RMNP.
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FIRST LIGHT
Sunrise on the trail to Emerald Lake in RMNP. This view is about a 30 minute hike in from the trailhead.
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Gregory Mayse has been a member since 10 November 2007 and goes by GMAZ.
I am one who respects nature & wildlife. Photographing these wonderful things is my career.
I live in the Rocky Mountain region of northern Colorado.
You can also find Gregory at www.gregorymayse.com.
