Photo: Suntouched Peaks

This is a view of the peaks to the west in Morraine Park inside Rocky Mountain National Park. I lucked out finally and had a mostly obscured sun­rise, so I got to shoot the moun­tains with the sun just kiss­ing the peaks as it strug­gled into the sky.

Once upon a time, I couldn’t get out of bed before noon. Now I get up at 5:30 and drive an hour in the dark down treach­er­ous roads so I can take pho­tos like this one. Why? I’m never more at peace than I am in those moments. Shooting nature pho­tog­ra­phy is like pan­ning for gold. You some­times get lucky and find a lit­tle nugget, but most of the time your pan is filled with grit and muck.

I’m start­ing to get a lit­tle bored of RMNP though. Where do you think I should take a road trip to shoot next?

Photo: Suntouched Peaks

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