#7 Fields of columbines on the edge of the Flat Tops, with the Elk Mountains rising in the distance. BTW, later this day a bunch of sheep came through here and ate almost all the columbines, leaving most of the wild geraniums behind.
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Posted by Jack Garrett on July 31, 2011 at 10:39 AM
Great series Todd! I really like the barn and the East River bend.
Great stuff, Todd! The river bend and the B&W are my favorites, and I imagine the deer will be a crowd-pleaser. And those columbines are wonderfully in-your-face.
They're all great Todd, you make it tough to pick a favorite. I think I'll go with #1 followed by #2. That field of columbine seemed to be a pretty popular spot for both man and beast. I know of three people shot that same seen.
Wow, what a collection! Those sunflowers against the white clouds,,,,what a unique and spectacular idea! And the deer and lupine is sublime! That East River view is cool, it is a great but too short Class IV kayaking run by the way. Glad you made it to the columbines before the sheep did their thing!
What a wonderful assortment of odds & ends! I'm really enthralled by #'s 1, 2, 4 & 7. One of the finer columbine images I've seen this year.
Excellent work, Todd!
Posted by Jeff Hackett on August 2, 2011 at 1:30 PM
The columbine image just screams Colorado to me, just beautiful. The more I look at #1 the more I like it, and the deer looks tasty. I like the conversion, but the sprig of grass in the lower left draws my eye away from all the cool leaf patterns.
Posted by Doug Koepsel on August 2, 2011 at 2:04 PM
Todd, this whole set is nice. #4 grabs me the most with the range of tones and shapes. I am undecided about the grass tip, though.
Posted by Joshua Hardin on August 2, 2011 at 2:29 PM
Wonderful collection Todd. I love the East River "Horseshoe Bend" and the columbine photo is great! The spotlight on Sopris is a nice touch.
Posted by Art Escobado on August 3, 2011 at 3:09 PM
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Excellent work, Todd!