We visited Garden of the Gods this weekend.
Fall color on the Twin Sisters Peaks, from the Peak-to-Peak Highway in the Colorado Rockies (Google Maps)
The Fourmile Canyon fire just outside Boulder started on Monday morning. I snapped this picture from our deck around an hour after the fire had started.
Most of my pics pre-2010 are available online only via archive.org via this link.
Up to 2010, I was using the "Gallery" software on my web server for pics I uploaded through 2010-ish. Keeping the "Gallery" software up-to-date eventually became too much effort. Most of this older content was captured by archive.org, which you can access via this link.
Archive.org is an amazing organization. I donate every year. If you have the means, I highly recommend donating to keep them going.
Last June I got up early to take sunrise pictures of the Flat Irons, including this panorama. The initial view looks west from Chatauqua. (Google maps).
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In September we visited New Hampshire to attend the wedding of some of our friends. We stayed in their family's cabin on Silver Lake. The pano below is from the dock on the lake. The center of the view is looking west. (Google maps).
This year's first significant snow arrived before all the leaves had fallen. This morning we awoke to 3 or 4 inches. Picture is of the golf course from our deck.
Last weekend we visited Rocky Mountain National Park. We took the usual drive on Trail Ridge Road where I snapped this 180-degree panorama (location in Google Maps). View is to the southwest.
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We also saw a herd of Elk in the meadow along the road.
Now that I've figured out how to show panoramas on my website (thanks krpano!), I plan to upload several other panoramas that I've taken over the years. They'll all be in the "panorama" category on my blog.
Bee's were busy pollinating in-bloom artichokes in a planter in the middle of downtown Seattle.
I got home one evening, and saw these amazing clouds from the back porch of my house in Seattle.
