Rio Grande National Forest, Colorado, September 26, 2020, Mid-Day, Part 2
I continued to shoot, under the overcast sky, in an upper elevation Aspen forest, where the ground was covered with fall leaves and an abundance of old logs and stumps of fallen trees.
The stump above reminds me of the skeleton skull of a longhorn steer that one might find in a desert setting.
I found a batch of young evergreens among the large Aspens decorated by fallen Aspen leaves.
This wraps up the mid-day exploration and shoot and I want to remind viewers that the images look much better on the website or on Flickr (if posted there) and on a large screen, rather than in an e-mail or small mobil device screen.
Thanks for following and stay tuned for the final late day shoot,
2 thoughts on “Rio Grande National Forest, Colorado, September 26, 2020, Mid-Day, Part 2”
Lovely photos! We should all take the time to appreciate and photograph the world around us. There is beauty in those tree stumps and colorful leaves and your compositions are so well done!
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Thanks so much, Fay. Those old, weathering, overturned tree stumps have a strong appeal to me, especially in the fall with the fallen leaves on and around them.
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Lovely photos! We should all take the time to appreciate and photograph the world around us. There is beauty in those tree stumps and colorful leaves and your compositions are so well done!
Thanks so much, Fay. Those old, weathering, overturned tree stumps have a strong appeal to me, especially in the fall with the fallen leaves on and around them.