It is difficult to say "no" to the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado. Seems that each year, Utah and the eastern Sierras make voices heard, but Colorado shouts louder. So again, I pointed the truck northeast from Flagstaff and spent the first week of October around Durango, Ouray and Telluride. The aspen colors seemed to be a week behind the usual time frame, perhaps due to the rainfall and warmer temperatures. Still, pockets of color could be found to oggle the eyes and point the lens at.



Here is a link to the gallery of Colorado fall images for your perusal.
https://www.plateaulightphotography.com/New-Work/Colorado-Fall-2022/

Very pretty! Great photo.

Amazing, nice capture

Great pictures! I enjoyed looking through the gallery of pics...on my to do list. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, fantastic .
Would love to chase sunsets out there

Mt Jefferson, Oregon. No aspen so a bit lacking in color.

Awesome pictures.

Thanks all for taking the time to look and comment.

very nice

Nice photo's! Do ya frame them too?

Don, I have them printed on metal. For the art shows, most have a black metal flush mount or thin float mount. Some have an olivewood frame and black linen liner. Those in my home have wood frames of olivewood, rosewood, burlwood.

Is it digital or film?

Digital. These CO imaqes were shot with the Nikon D810. I just upgraded to the Fuji GFX 100s about a month ago however, so am trying to learn the new system and menu.

Ya know, now and then you should post a crappy photo just to make me feel more normal! same goes for 1 minute's wife!

Wow those pictures are incredible
Haha I agree with DonFischer