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New Release Limited Edition Photographs
Autumn Shimmer
Uncompahgre National Forest, Colorado
After many years of photographing Colorado’s autumn aspens, I’ve come to realize that each grove has only one standout day when its colors reach their ‘peak color'. It doesn’t happen every year—some seasons the leaves are muted, the wind strips them early, or clouds dull the light. But every so often, nature offers a nearly perfect display. This image captures one of those rare moments. Shortly after sunrise, this beautiful aspen grove seemed to glow in the warm morning light, its brilliance mirrored almost flawlessly in a small beaver pond. The complementary pairing of yellow and blue creates a portrait of the landscape that speaks to nature's quiet and inspiring power.
Autumn Shimmer can be seen in person in our Beaver Creek and Telluride galleries. Displayed in our Smokey Gray Frame and Smokey Gray Floater Frame will add warmth and light to any setting.
Skywalker
Western Colorado
Meet Skywalker, a 13-year-old lieutenant stallion in a band of wild mustangs roaming western Colorado. His white coat reflects both the beauty and the hardship of life in the wild. Most days are spent peacefully foraging with the herd, though competition among the stallions is never far off. On this early September day, Skywalker sparred with another male. Galloping near the herd, he embodied the strength and untamed spirit that define the mustangs of the American West.
Winter Lookout
Yellowstone National Park
The elusive and beautiful Great Gray Owl is an extraordinary hunter, even in harsh winter conditions. From high perches in the forest canopy, it can hear mice and voles moving beneath the snow. Using silent flight, it zeroes in on its target, breaks through the snow’s surface, and captures its prey. Its specialized facial disc channels sound with remarkable precision, guiding the owl as it sweeps toward the ground. Great Gray Owls remain in Yellowstone until the snow becomes too deep—usually around 20 inches—before migrating south in search of better hunting grounds.
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