Colorado red Wall Art
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This is a southwestern pot with a ceremonial Navajo arrow, turquoise necklace and and a ” talking feather”. The short story behind the feather is that when the one holding the feather toward the sky is given divine inspiration in what is being said an is not to be interrupted, but to be listened to.
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A pink rose in a little cowgirl boot.
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A pink rose in a little cowgirl boot.
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orange musical notes / flipping around in the breeze / each one waiting its turn / to play and to please when the aspen leaves are green / the music is sweet / as the string section / is setting the scene as the leaves turn yellow / the wood winds chime in / the music…. a little thicker / the meaning more keen when the leaves / turn orange and / then a mighty red, / it’s the brass section now / as the wind comes to a head each leaf in harmony / they crash around our feet / they fly hum & sing / it is Fall, and they please
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Driving through the Big Thompson Canyon from Estes to Loveland, CO, there is a stark difference between the Rockies and Pines, / then suddenly the red clay of mesas in the low lands. / To many of us, this is a beautiful reminder of our ancestor’s land.
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Taken just after dawn in the Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Co, USA
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San Juan Mountains. Camera: Nikon D50. Lens: Nikon DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G. Post processing with RawShooter.
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A dramatic red sandstone rock formation at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater in Jefferson County, Colorado.
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Dramatic rock formations at Red Rocks Park in Jefferson County, Colorado.
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A small field of flowers I found this afternoon, growing back behind the Butterfly Pavilion…...I just really liked the scene! copyright 2009, Michelle P. Henry / all rights reserved! / None of my art, photos, or writing may be shown / or displayed anywhere online or offline / without my prior knowledge and written / consent; my art, photos, and writings are NOT / public domain. Thank you!
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Red Rocks State Park. Morrison, Colorado. Nikon D90.
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Red Mountain is in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. Olympus E510.
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A beautiful scenic snow covered Pikes Peak mountain on a fall morning in Colorado Springs, CO. The fractalius filter by Redfield was applied to this picture to produce the vivid colors and details.
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Photographed near Glens Ferry, Glen Canyon Rec Area. Northern Arizona.
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The bright orange Colorado River that snakes its way though the Grand Canyon. Arizona May 2009
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Nikon D90, Sigma 18-200mm at 18mm, ISO200, 1/320, f11 with Hoya CIR Polarization filter. Colorado National Monument preserves one of the grand landscapes of the American West. But this treasure is much more than a monument. Towering monoliths exist within a vast plateau-and-canyon panorama. Source: http://www.nps.gov/colm/index.htm Following the advice of one of my colleagues in Denver we did a small detour on our way to Moab which was well worth it. Colorado Nat’l Monument is a beautiful park, not too crowded and the views are very spectacular. Their visitor center is one of the best I have seen.
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first light brings on a red glow to the waters of the Colorado reflected off the Vermilion Cliffs.
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First snow on Red Mountain near Breckenridge, Colorado
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We had a Bubblers trip to my fox hole over the weekend with David Shaw. Nice weather, great light, but few foxes. It was over an hour before we saw our first fox – I was at the point of saying, “No, seriously, there ARE foxes out here.” We ultimately saw 3 foxes, albeit briefly. All were the shy foxes, not any of my regulars. One of the locals had to help us spot this one. She was in her den and only emerged briefly. She’s wolfing down some breakfast in this image. The hole she’s sitting in goes further down and connects with part of the old drainage system, allowing her to emerge at several points. This was an active den site a couple of years ago with kits being born there. It’s fox mating season now, so maybe she’s planning on using this as her birthing site as well. I’m not familiar with this vixen – notice her left ear has a notch in it. it is a way to monitor and keep track of individual foxes. Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) / Wheat Ridge, CO / Sony a700 / Sigma 300/f/2.8 / Jobu gimbal, Giottos tripod ISO 400, 1/640, f/3.5
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Another photo taken on the Trip with / Jay Ryser on Sunday 11-29-09
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View On Black
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late afternoon, storm brewing and we are heading for the resort on the Grand Mesa, Colorado,
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This shows the Gunnison River near the Curecanti Needles area and is taken from the northern side of the river. This area is in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado
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