28 thoughts on “Aspens”

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   A classic view of aspen-ness.

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      Hi Steve, Thank you! I was happy to find a classic stand. Pleased you enjoyed.

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   It looks to me like the young trees are rising up between the established trees – very nice, Jane!

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      Hi Lynn, Yes, I think it adds some nice contrasting texture. Glad you like this one– thank you!

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   As always, I add my voice to the chorus of admirers.

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      Thank you, Paula. Wishing you a wonderful holiday!

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   Gorgeous lines!

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      Thank you, Sam. The patterns of the Aspens are fabulous. Glad you enjoyed this one.

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   Such a big family! 😉 Lovely image, Jane.

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      Yes! Thank you, Eliza. 😊

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   Quite beautiful. Thank you Jane.

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      Thanks so much, Brian. I love Colorado’s landscapes.
      Appreciate you clicking through to Monochromia. 😊

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         A pleasure Jane. I love your work. I wish I could visit more often… Happy holidays.

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            Happy holidays to you and yours, too!

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   Jane, your photograph is like a painting…almost surreal. As Joe stated the congregation of so many trees in one place is amazing. My son, who is a master arborist, tells me that the largest living organism in the world are these stands of aspens as the root systems are wholly intertwined and comprise one living thing. Great capture!

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      Thanks very much, Michael. The beauty of the Aspens is incredible and the fact that they are one big family is truly fascinating. You must be very proud of your son. Glad you enjoyed this nature moment. 🙂

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   I lived in Beautiful Colorado for 24 years. I now live in Florida. A place I never wanted to live. I miss Colorado 24/7/365 days a year. I miss SNOW And Cold. A dry cold. I miss the four seasons. And the ASPENS. Amazing photo.

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      What a difference in landscapes between the two states, Sarah. I’m so glad this brought back good memories. Sorry you had to click again to see but I am thankful you did. 😃👍🏻

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         So am I. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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            And to you and yours, Sarah. Thanks! 🎄

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   Reblogged this on Jane Lurie Photography and commented:

   The natural beauty of Colorado. I hope you enjoy my latest on Monochromia.

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    Just stunning!

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       Thanks so much, Sue! Colorado is full of wonderful landscapes. Glad you enjoyed. 🙂

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    Phenomenal image Jane. The symmetry and sheer amount of Aspens is incredible. I have always pictured a shot like this in my mind but never was able to find a location with trees like this one. You read my mind, LOL. Really awesome work.

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       I’m so glad you like this one, Joe. I shot this in Snowmass, Colorado. I’m with you, it’s a dream landscape. Thank you so much.
       Merry Christmas! 🎄😃

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          Merry Christmas to you and your family also Jane

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    This is an amazing picture – and it is very effective in monochrome.

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       Thank you, Rabirius. This is a gorgeous area near Aspen, Colorado- no surprise there 🙂 I’m so glad you like it in monochrome…it’s made for it.

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