These photos I took while shooting the 1-minute video “Snow at Horsetooth Reservoir – In A Colorado Minute (Week 189)” – which you can watch HERE.
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Surviving (or hibernating?)
plants at the north end of Horsetooth Reservoir. |
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Hiking trail along the east
side of Horsetooth Reservoir. |
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Evergreen trees against blue
sky in a snow and rock-covered landscape – even winter is colorful in Colorado. |
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Deer prints in the snow.
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There’s something so
inspiring and comforting about wild dried flowers in the wintertime. |
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Driving around the
Horsetooth Reservoir on windy and steep roads. |
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Rustic ridge between
Horsetooth Reservoir and Fort Collins. |
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The ever-powerful sun is
what makes Colorado winters better than any other snowy winters. There, I said it. |
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| Looking south across Horsetooth Reservoir, Colorado. |
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| Evergreen trees in the snow at Horsetooth Reservoir, Colorado. |
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The red rocks common in
Colorado, Utah and other western states stand out even better when dusted with snow. |
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The moon rising above the
red rocks. |
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| The snow has fallen, the sun is gone – but dried wild flowers keep colorful Colorado colorful. From my Instagram feed. |
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| Powerful sun seen through an Instagram filter. |