Tuscany, as I Remember It.

Spooky

When They Were Fresh

American Fork Canyon

More from Little Cottonwood Canyon

Red and Yellow

Quaking Aspen

Winter Berries

Little Cottonwood Canyon

Co-existing

Eventually, the conifers will prevail - see "Crowded Out" (after "The Autumn of the Year" Series).

First Autumn Snowfall of 2011

These chilly photographs were taken just a couple of days after the next group (The Autumn of the Year)

Red Aspens. These colors are right out of the camera. Amazing.

The Autumn of the Year

Last of tribe to move to winter camp.

The Orange Ladies of Guardsman Pass

Maybe this is a short cut that'll get me home before dark.

Crowded Out

A Lone Aspen Among the Conifers of Big Cottonwood Canyon

The Golden Eagle - The True Ruler of The Sky

Larger, faster, stronger than the fish eating Bald Eagle
Have a safe and celebratory 4th. of July

Soft

Peeling Back the Petals of a Rose

Linda says her Grandmother called them Wild Roses. To me, it's just one more thing popping up in our yard that will hold still long enough for me to take a picture.

Little Pinky

In The Middle of a Rose

Click Twice

Cup of Flower

Found These Little Ladies Muscling Themselves in Between The Rose Bushes

Midway in Bloom

Went up to Midway Saturday evening in the open Jeep to photograph a rodeo, but on the way to the arena I went through town (love that place) and the whole place is in full bloom. The smell of the lilacs is so over powering that it make your head swoon. So I went to the rodeo in Heber, but stayed only a few minutes, just couldn't resist that little village. We're going up Monday night for dinner.

In Midway You Can Still Find Something Old and Something Old

Nefertari At The Podium

Patterns in the Sandstone

More Patterns

Ancient Graffiti

On the cliffs in Arches National Park

Balanced Rock - Arches

This may be one of the strangest things I've ever seen. That giant boulder perched atop that little pinnacle. There is no way to describe how big this thing is.

Zoomed Way In.

If you look on the right side of the picture you'll see some white shirted tourist. This will give you some of the idea of how large the rock is.