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Memories From the Outskirts of Denver by Todd Henson

Colorado sunset in early June

Back in 2012 I visited Rocky Mountain National Park. I stayed in a hotel just on the outskirts of Denver and was fortunate to have some beautiful weather and views of sunset. I share three of those views here.

A view of Denver and the Rocky Mountains at sunset

Evening with a red barn and the Rockies

These views are a reminder to look out the windows of your hotel when traveling. You just might have a view worth photographing.


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Whispy Dreams of Wild Geranium by Todd Henson

Whispy dreams of wild geranium

Spring is a wonderful time for wildflowers, and a wonderful wildflower is wild geranium. I found a lovely example while walking back to the car after a hike with my father. I decided to get down low, resting the camera just about on the ground to explore how the geranium would look set off against the background, with my father standing beside me to shade the flower but not the background, and rotating a little here and there to explore both different views of the flower and of the background. I hope you enjoy the results.

Wildflower fountain

Dreaming of spring

A wildflower daydream


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Early Spring Virginia Bluebells by Todd Henson

A small cluster of Virginia bluebells

Near the end of March my father and I visited Seven Bends State Park on what turned out to be a very windy day. But thankfully with a little help from ridge lines that lead down to the river and block some of the wind and the periodic lulls I was able to find and photograph some of the early blooming Virginia bluebells. At that time it was still early in the season and many of the flowers had yet to bloom, showing beautiful pinks that will eventually change to the characteristic blues.

Before Virginia bluebells fully open they are pink in color

For me, flower photography can be a challenge, trying to find an interesting view or angle, something just a little different from the norm. I can’t say I achieved that here, but I did seek out views I may not have photographed before. I hope you enjoy them.

High key closeup of Virginia bluebells


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