Sunday, December 12, 2010
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Colorado in Color
Colorado in Color presents a series of photos, most of which were taken in September and November of 2010. Southwestern Colorado is featured, offering glimpses of the Great Sand Dunes, Gunnison, Leadville, the Royal Gorge, etc.
The photographs were taken primarily by myself and my wife, Lois Anne and are copyrighted by L & L Photography. All rights are reserved.
We have, as of February 2013, added our daughter, Denise Jelonek, a resident of Colorado, as a contributor to this blog. She is an excellent photographer and has many beautiful photographs to share.
Enjoy!
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- Abandoned to the elements
- Democratic headquaters? - Salida
- Lake Blue Mesa - September 2010
- Deer in the aspens - southwestern Colorado, Septem...
- Cow on roof - Salida
- Colorado Lodge - Salida
- The woodpile
- Blue Mesa Reservoir and Lake...
- Mountain brook in mountain meadow
- Above the tree line - Monarch Pass
- Lake San Luis
- Two scenes along Highway 12 between Cotopaxi and S...
- The Cotopaxi High School
- Holding up a rock
- Home on the range...
- Salida sunrise
- Scenes from downtown Salida
- Red barn near Howard, on the Arkansas River
- An elk? in Salida...
- The Sangre de Cristo mountains - more views...
- Mike's place - Cotopaxi
- Miss Deb's Brazen Cafe
- Outhouse in the mountains
- The 1st hole - Salida Golf Course
- Entering Salida on Highway 50 - heading north
- Big Horn Sheep
- Spruce Basin home at 9,000 ft. elevation
- Salida, Colorado's Christmas decorations...
- A church for mountain folks
- Evening snowstorm
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14 comments:
Cute, but it looks like it's going to tip over.
BTW, St. Lukes is a large methodist church in Columbus.
Oh my! I'm at a loss for words here... I'm speechless! YiKeS!
We didn't get any measurable snow... it flurried early this morning, but didn't last long at all =(
Jacob, when I click on Cedar Key, it doesn't open your blog... did you close that one down too?
I like the way it likes you!
This is really fun.
It looks like he/she got dressed up, towed to town and left for good.
The Cedar Key one sends you to google but i just copy and paste and it works. MB
Yeah, that would be spelled C-O-W, or maybe S-T-E-E-R.
This elk is an interesting piece of folk art, Jacob! I agree with Jim, it looks about to tip over.
I think it's beautiful with energetics colours, I love the red!And your picture is amazing, with delicate and perfect reflections! :)
Léia
Such a funny thing, and reflected sky soooooooo blue:)
I think that he has definitely seen better days!
I appreciate the dedication, and you know where it will end up . . . probably tomorrow. P.S. Note that the "elk" is on a skateboard. Too cool!
On wheels! How cute.
The more I look at it, the more I haven't a clue WHAT it is... besides folk art of sorts... no horns though... And I wouldn't swear that is a skateboard... rather the easy way for the owner to bring it in at night... :-D
Good heavens. Where did you find that "elk"? Oh, yes ... it's in Salida.
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