My trip to Colorado was something I’d been looking forward to for a year and a half, and it truly lived up to every bit of the anticipation. Everyone told me the fall experience in Colorado was unlike anywhere else, and they were absolutely right. I’m so grateful that photography continues to deepen my connection with nature in ways I never expect.What made it even more special was getting to share the experience with two of my favorite photography teachers, Matt Payne and Talor Stone.
I went into the week with three intentions: to get more comfortable with the Nikon Z8, to give myself permission to play with new techniques like intentional camera movement, and to finally let go of self-doubt. By the end of the trip, I accomplished all three. And what I’m most proud of is that my inner voice feels a little stronger, clearer, and a whole lot more confident.
Resting Place
Christmas
On the Brink of Change
Family Stands Together
Follow the Path
Some of Us Aren't Ready for Winter
Block Party
Aspen Invasion
Hiking Pine Trees
Hugging Pine Tree
Watchful Eyes
The Grass Says Hi
Peeking
Holding On
Hide and Seek
Bornfire
Catch Me
Soft Landing
Aspen Snow
Light Marble
Twins
Spinning Around
Catch the Light
Spinning Around II
Center Stage
Hints of Red
Birthday Candles
Fall Color Rainbow
Light Path
Transition
Embers
Hiding Pine Tree
Guardians
Kebler Pass
Kebler Pass II
