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Photography
© John Baker,
Travel Images
The following images represent the typical range of subjects for this particular Travel Images photo tour or workshop. They were selected in the knowledge that every client is able to obtain similar images, but should a particular technique be new to you I will share everything I know so that you reach every one of your photographic goals.
Please scroll down for images taken on Travel Images trips by John Baker.
In most cases, links to client images from this destination are at the bottom of the page
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The first major stop on this trip is Aspen,
Colorado, which is central for these three locations . . .
above left, Maroon Lake and Maroon Bells peaks, above
right, the ghost town of Ashcroft, and below,
the late light on Independence Pass. |
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The Dallas Divide at the top of the 8,970' pass. The highest
peak in the image is Mt. Sneffels at 14,150'. |
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Near Telluride is this
scene topped by Mt. Wilson at 14,246'. You might
recognize this mountain via the Coors beer marketing
efforts.
Below
is another
scene in the Telluride vicinity. |
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One last look at Mt. Wilson framed by Aspen trees. |
The low light in Box Canyon Falls near Ouray is a
challenge, but a tripod combined with a slow shutter speed will
yield pleasing results. |
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Remote and historic
Silverton taken on a moody dawn morning during an autumn
trip. |
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The wide view of Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde NP which was built
by the Anasazi Indians.
The Cliff Palace ruins contained 151
rooms and 23 kivas and had a population of 100 to 150 people at
any given time. The word ‘Anasazi’ is a Navajo Indian word
meaning ‘ancient ones’ or ‘ancient foreigners’.
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Colorado brochure
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