Just east of Denver for a couple weeks each year the farmers plant sunflowers. These hardy plants can survive with little water. They grow quite tall and the blooms are huge. It’s no wonder they are so popular. When they bloom, hoards of people come out to the fields to enjoy them and take pictures. It has actually become a hazard. Many thoughtless people trample are cut the flowers down without giving thought to the owner of the fields. I wish the farmers would unite and sell Sunflower Licenses (i.e. like a Hunting/Fishing license) to limit the destruction and to allow responsible people to enjoy the fields up close. I realize that would take a lot of man-power to police, but I would pay for the priviledge and I know many others who would too! In the meantime, we line the road enjoying the view! Thank you farmers for planting these magnificient specimens!
Sunset Road
Mountain Peaks
Buffalo Roam
These are really called Bison, but the popular name (although incorrect) is Buffalo. This was taken on a trip to the Badlands earlier this summer. There was a storm approaching the area and the herd was ambling along to get away from the approaching lightning and rain. I couldn’t post the entire image, as I shot it in a Panoramic that is over 100 inches wide! This is just a small fraction of the image and the herd! It was amazing to watch! I am so thankful these animals are now protected in the lovely National Park.
P.S. The Badlands are NOT in Colorado but in S. Dakota. If you haven’t been there, put it on your bucket list!
Windmill Sunset
When the sun goes down lighting up the sky in hues of scarlet, I look for an interesting place to photograph. Last night I was out on the Eastern Planes of Colorado when off in the distance I saw this windmill. I drove toward it. When I got within range, I hopped out of the car and began clicking the shutter. I took a few pics, jumped back in my car and drove up the road to turn around. On the return trip, I spotted a man with his dog standing in the driveway. I gave him a cheerful wave while noticing his dog was on an alert, good thing I was still in the car! Fast forward to this morning. While processing this photo, I could see the outline of the man standing in the dark area near the windmill. I had no idea he was there when I was taking this picture! Now I feel really silly and a little embarrassed! I wonder what he thought I was doing!
Fall in Grand Lake
Panoramic View Denver Skyline
Arrowhead Golfing
Tender Moment
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