Ultimate

randalpair

Lone pinyon on mesa top

Lone pinyon on mesa top

Totally exposed to the prevailing SSW winds, this pinyon pine (Pinus edulis) has a significant trunk, but is only 4-feet high.
Los Alamos, New Mexico...
Read more

Totally exposed to the prevailing SSW winds, this pinyon pine (Pinus edulis) has a significant trunk, but is only 4-feet high.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Read less

upload_date

Apr, 2018

Views

50

Likes

+1

Awards

Peer Award

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Rincon Colorado in northern NM exhibits almost the entire color palette of Nature in New Mexico : geology (sandstone in white, yellow, peach; shales i

I was heading to shoot the full moon rising at Culebra Peak (also uploaded), when I caught this view of the Blanca Peak massif north of me. Beautiful

First snowfall in late autumn, on the North-facing slope of Grand Mesa in western Colorado.

Wrather Arch is a fairly large arch - about 250-feet across and 165-feet high. Anglos first saw it from the air - it is in a pretty inaccessible side-

Leading edge of a heavy thunderstorm, late afternoon. Barely visible on the horizon are top edges of wind turbines. South of Clines' Corner, New

Shot near a U.S. Forest Service cabin where I worked for a few months

Half of Double O Arch (I think). At any rate, one of the arches in Arches National Park, Utah, USA

Outside Carlsbad, New Mexico - looking out over Chihuahuan Desert.

Box elder trees provide a welcome green contrast to the red sandstone walls.

Rain lilies (Zephyranthes longifolia) are so called because they bloom within a week of the first summer rains. Within three weeks the seeds have set,

My mother's retrieving-obsessed Golden Retriever, in this case swimming after sticks thrown in a fast-flowing stream.

The mid-level cloud layer at the top of the frame is casting a shadow on the ground, with holes in the cloud and gaps in the ragged edges casting crep

March 1, 2018. This was my first effort to line up this shot using The Photographer's Ephemeris [Web app - thephotographersephemeris.com]. Appare

Vegetation studies near Crownpoint, NM, USA - on the Navajo Nation

Near Cloudcroft, New Mexico, USA. Populus tremuloides.

Dark, heavy thunderstorm over the Peaks. Taken from the east side of the Peaks, northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Yosemite, June 1983 early spring after a heavy winter.

Full moon of March 20, 2019; a perigee moon ("super moon").
The Blanca Peak massif lies adjacent to the Sangre de Christo mountains in sout

Discover more photos See all

... or how it's still awfully quiet in Amsterdam... by JeRoen_Murre

The photo was taken while diving in the lake. It shows a view through the root of an old tree to an approaching diver. by petrpolach

A storm moved into the hills southeast of Cape Perpetua on the Oregon coast. (2022) by STownsend

typical indonesian boat. fishing day by betooviedo

We entered this special cave in Cala del Penon Cortao in Spain by dianabeekvelt

One of my favourite place in this stunning landscape of my city by MDBPhoto

Road to tranquillity by BigOrangePanda

Photo by maperick

Reflecting on the fading fog. by Peteraboyce

* by szabinanemeth

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Osterholtz

(Segovia, Spain) by Tomasz_Raciniewski

Limitless Freedom by DK3Photography

Contrast by AdelsonPhotos

countryside by soungeunkim

Patience pays off, I had to wait for some time until the sun dropped below the trees and until there was only one person in the picture heading in the by ChasingTheLight

I was photographing the Lower Geyser Basin when luck occurred, and a Buffalo herd walked in for a steam. However, this didn't last long as they t by roypope

Aspen morning in the deep Fall of Ridgway Colorado, the sun was just creeping over the top of the hill when I hiked up to my spot it takes me back to by ColoradobornImages

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.