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CapturedByGrace > "Colorado Columbine" My first ever shot of a columbine, taken June 27, 2009. I had never seen a columbine in the mountains before this. Was walking along the road, looked to the left, and saw a group of these growing near some rocks! I had to teeter on a fairly steep embankment to get this shot, but it was worth it! God is an awesome painter of color. Best viewed large.
CapturedByGrace > "Flowers & Cones" Taken in June 2007. I think these flowers are called Gaillardia Goblins. Spotted these while exploring the grounds of one of my timeshares. I thought they looked pretty along with the pine cones.
CapturedByGrace > "Small but Resilient" Unidentified wildflower near Gold Camp Road in Colorado. While photographing these delicate flowers, I marveled at how amazing it is that they can grow out of rocky areas like this, withstand heavy rains, yet remain this delicate-looking and beautiful. Colorado has seen great rainfall this year, making for nice cloud cover, aiding saturation of colors. God is such an amazing creator. 06/20/2009
CapturedByGrace > "Pink Rose" Wild rose spotted along the North Fork South Platte River near Grant, Colorado, 6/21/2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Delicate Morning" Taken June 27, 2009 in Golden Gate Canyon State Park, Colorado. I believe this is a wild Geranium. Was practicing with my new 100 mm macro lens. Best viewed large.
CapturedByGrace > "Water Lily" Taken at Denver Botanic Gardens, 6/28/2009.
CapturedByGrace > Unidentified orange flower photographed at the Denver Botanic Gardens.
CapturedByGrace > "Aspen Sunflower" A single aspen sunflower basks in the morning sunlight. Taken near Crested Butte, Colorado 7/11/2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Wildflower Explosion" Wildflowers in abundant numbers and colors. Image taken off Kebler Pass Road west of Crested Butte, Colorado, 7/11/2009. This was during the annual Crested Butte wildflower festival, held every mid-July. This is the place to be for wildflowers. Best viewed large.
CapturedByGrace > "Early Spring Bloom" The beginning of spring is evident in the mountains near Wetmore, Colorado. I loved the vibrant color of these newly budding aspen leaves. 05/09/2009
CapturedByGrace > "Gothic Bloom" Profusion of aspen sunflowers and lupine below Gothic Mountain near Crested Butte, Colorado. July 2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Aspen Aglow" I was walking around in a meadow, and liked the way the sun was shining through the aspen trees, and then caught glimpses of sun rays coming through, just enough that would produce a sunstar effect. No filter was used. Taken somewhere off of Phantom Canyon Road in Colorado, June 20, 2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Flowers and Rubies" Sneezeweed wildflowers point to a view of a peak from the ruby range west of Crested Butte, Colorado. July 2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Wrapped in Beauty" A single Aspen tree trunk is beautifully decorated with a group of Colorado Columbines. What a nice surprise! July 2009.
CapturedByGrace > "Into the Trees" Inviting view into a grove of aspen trees west of Crested Butte, Colorado. Image captured 09/12/2009.
"Small but Resilient"
Unidentified wildflower near Gold Camp Road in Colorado. While photographing these delicate flowers, I marveled at how amazing it is that they can grow out of rocky areas like this, withstand heavy rains, yet remain this delicate-looking and beautiful. Colorado has seen great rainfall this year, making for nice cloud cover, aiding saturation of colors. God is such an amazing creator.
06/20/2009
CapturedByGrace > "Small but Resilient" Unidentified wildflower near Gold Camp Road in Colorado. While photographing these delicate flowers, I marveled at how amazing it is that they can grow out of rocky areas like this, withstand heavy rains, yet remain this delicate-looking and beautiful. Colorado has seen great rainfall this year, making for nice cloud cover, aiding saturation of colors. God is such an amazing creator. 06/20/2009
"Small but Resilient"
Unidentified wildflower near Gold Camp Road in Colorado. While photographing these delicate flowers, I marveled at how amazing it is that they can grow out of rocky areas like this, withstand heavy rains, yet remain this delicate-looking and beautiful. Colorado has seen great rainfall this year, making for nice cloud cover, aiding saturation of colors. God is such an amazing creator.
06/20/2009
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