Wed Jan 18 09:04:17 MST 2006
Photo - Winter: Vermont Fungi
One of the nicest things about the woods in Vermont, is that most of the trees are deciduous, which leaves the winter landscape looking drastically different than the mountains of Colorado, where so many of the trees are coniferous. When hiking around in Gifford Woods, my sister pointed out the fungi growing on the sides of the trees, which we also don't see here in the semi-arid climate of Colorado.
Taken: January, 2006: Gifford Woods State Park, VT
Sun Jan 8 21:13:31 MST 2006
Photo - Other: Denver Botanical Gardens
The first of these two is probably my favorite of all the photos I've ever taken. I like how they almost look like a negative image.
Taken: February, 2001 - Denver Botanical Gardens
Wed Jan 4 16:25:24 MST 2006
Photo - Winter: Mohike
The first part of the mohike (where these photos were taken), was Bald Mountain, just west of Boulder, Colorado. The weather was very atypical of Colorado. It was foggy and humid, and you could see the individual ice crystals on the pine needles.
Taken: March, 2005 - Bald Mountain, Arapaho National Forest, Colorado