White River National Forest Colorado Magnets

White River National Forest Colorado map decorated with a beautiful old bi plane.

Arapahoe Basin White River National Forest of Colorado ski poster

I saw this young man drinking from the Colorado River. I didn’t think I was bothering him until this moment when he looked up at me.

The beautiful Animas River in Durango/Silverton, Colorado, USA.

A view of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado from Fall River Road.

A view of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado from Fall River Road.

A view of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado from Fall River Road.

winter in the mountains

Do you know someone that flipped out of their boat and has swam one of the infamous rapids of The Grand Canyon? This is for them. It's the pretty epic gag gift, birthday present, or just something to show that you haven't forgotten that wonderful river story! Perhaps the Horn got you, or was it Lava Falls, or Crystal? Join the swim team!

A panoramic view of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado from Fall River Road.

The Grand Canyon was formed over millions of years of geological history. It is impressive in size and length, as it's about 10 miles across, a mile deep, and 277 miles in length. Most of it forms the National Park. Within its stone canyon walls, is the Colorado River, where many people go white-water rafting. Created and Copyright by Tina Lavoie. All rights reserved.

A stream in Giffford Pinchot National Forest, Washington.

Footbridge Black River Falls Wisconsin

The Afon Pyrddin flowing through the woodland at Pontneddfechan in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales. This photo was taken on an infrared converted camera and processed in black and white.

This is the second in a series of monochrome images. Same view as the original 'Hills Of The Tonto', with a golden tone.

Rugged mountain peaks meet favorable winter conditions to create a scene of insane natural beauty in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.

Buena Vista Colorado

Fall colors have arrived at Maroon Bells at White River National Forest, Colorado

A Vintage Travel Illustration of the Royal Gorge Bridge - Colorado - US

The pale blue in this version of the Hills Of The Tonto looks sort of like the shades of blue in parts the sky that morning in Fountain Hills, Arizona. It works for me.

I have a fascination with rolling hills at sunrise. Early morning fog can add an interesting layering effect, making the distant hills look like ghosts of the foreground hills. Rendering the image in Black and White, or some other monochrome hue, accentuates this effect. This is a view from Fountain Hills, Arizona, of the hills of the Tonto National Forest, looking past the Beeline Highway, and over the Verde River. Out there, somewhere, the Verde runs into the Salt River. I'll be playing with this image in the future, rendering it in various hues, and adding them to my new monochrome collection.

This is my third interpretation of 'Hills Of The Tonto', this time with a red hue.

Revisiting the Hills of the Tonto monochrome series, I present the green version. Looks like money!