Rmnp

[nburwell]

Which stands for Rocky Mountain National Park. I had the opportunity to visit this park back in September on a business trip. Here are some highlights from the one day excursion there.

This was at 14,000 feet

[MillerPhoto]

Love the shots. I wish there was places like that here in Ontario. If I want to go anywhere near mountain areas like that I would have to travel a minimum of 13 hours by car.
My fav is the one of the stream with the small waterfalls. The offset angle of the camera really gives it a distinct look.

[savona]

Excellent series there... #5 REALLY catches my eye.

[studio206]

great photographs; however, your black and whites seem a little too gray o.O but very nice depth

[timtam]

That place is what heaven is like for all of us who love photography... picture after picture after pic... they're stunning!

I really like the first one actually... even though it's grey toning, it looks fantastic just how it is. The details on the stone are fantastic... well done you!

[tremer]

Wow, these are some excellent shots. I am suprised this thread had so little comments. Nice work, the last one is my personal favorite.

[mommymomo]

Awesome shots. I like them all, but my fave is number 4. The way you captured the water against the fall colors does something for me. I couldn't figure out if the limb was fallen into the water or jutting out in front of the shot. Either way, it is a great shot. The texture in the rocks is awesome. I also think it would be cool in b&W!

[katescape]

I'm jealous! Having a good camera makes me want to travel...they are all great shots, but the last 3 are my favorites.

[nburwell]

Thanks all for the kind comments!

I don't know what's up with the b&w. I know I was trying to go for an IR look for the very last photograph.

mommymomo - I was suprised the water shot came out as well as it did. I wasn't able to bring my tripod with me on the trip, so I sat my camera on a nearby rock. I held it as steady as I could. I really didn't expect it to come out as well as it did.

katescape - Yes photography certainly makes you want to travel. I honestly have a list written down in my room of the places all over the United States and the world that I would like to travel to and document with my camera, lens and eye. Luckily now that I graduated college I will have the opportunity to do that.

[Toe Knee"F"]

Awesome set here. Really Nice Job on all. Love them all, kinda partial to #1, wait...#5....hold on,...#6 Damn, I'm only an hour and a half away from from this park, and I have never shot any pics there :-( Hurry Spring!

[nburwell]

Awesome set here. Really Nice Job on all. Love them all, kinda partial to #1, wait...#5....hold on,...#6 Damn, I'm only an hour and a half away from from this park, and I have never shot any pics there :-( Hurry Spring!

You're lucky living so close to there! Unfortunately I know we were only able to see a small portion of the park. I have been looking on some web-sites, and saw some other portions of the park that just had magnificent views. I hope to travel back there someday.

I would imagine that you wouldn't be able to get out there now with the winter you guys are having out there.

Thanks for the compliments!

[TheBaron]

Lovely photographs, all of them really capture me, I love the minature waterfall onto the rocks. All those deep browns, wonderful!