Early Morning
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$50.00 – $750.00Everything in Colorado seems to have a need to stand tall. These two pines, which were about a quarter of a mile from us when we took this picture, seemed to tower above the rest. Almost as if they were trying to compete with the peaks of Maroon Bells behind […]
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$50.00 – $750.00A beautiful scene where the sun is shinning on a strand of trees at the base of a mountain.
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$50.00 – $750.00Picture this, it’s sunrise, and you’re in the Garden of the Gods. You see a pathway, and the sunlighting shining on the rock formations nearby… What would you do? Take a picture? Take a hike through the Garden? Well, we did both! 🙂
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$50.00 – $750.00Maroon Bells in High Definition Resolution. This was our second visit to this glorious place, and boy did mother nature give us something to capture!
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$50.00 – $750.00One of the places we visited while in Colorado, was the Garden of the Gods. It’s a beautiful place with lots of unique rock formations.
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$50.00 – $750.00Taken at Maroon Bells in Colorado, this photo features beautiful puffy clouds scaling the peeks of Maroon Bells, with blasts of yellow from the fall Aspen trees.
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When you first visit Maroon Bells, you’ll be stunned at the vista that lies before you. However, after exploring some of the pathways leading up towards the Bells themselves, we turned around and captured the scene that I’m sure many people miss altogether. Sometimes, it pays to take a look […]
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Maroon Bells in Colorado is one of the most magical places on earth that you can visit. Don’t take our word for it, just look at the scenes we’ve captured from this place!
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While at Maroon Bells, Jessica captured this beautiful grove of aspens being hit by the morning light.
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Jessica captured this lovely grass and morning dew at Maroon Bells in Colorado.
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While exploring the Maroon Bells during Sunrise, we came across quite a few aspen trees, and I took this photograph of the morning sunlight lighting them and the dew on them, up. Did you know that the reason Aspen leaves “rattle” when the wind blows on them instead of “rustling” […]
