#aspen trees
Aspen trees near Santa Fe, New Mexico
Photographer: T. Harmon Parkhurst
Date: 1925 - 1945?
Negative Number: 069204
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Later spring in the Aspen grove
6/1/22
Source:Me
Autumn in the sierra nevadas is just spectacular. It happens much earlier than down in the foothills and the valley but it is so worth the time and travel to explore the beautiful groves of aspen trees. Early to mid October is peak season for these trees and this year, I went to some new places to explore. We had been to Lake Margaret over the summer and decided it would be fun to do the hike again in autumn to see the aspens. And while some spots were past peak and some would be peak in another week, it was so wonderful to get away from the road and see the aspens back in the forests. The trails were busy with chipmunks preparing for winter and birds flying around. The gentle wind rustles the aspen trees and makes the chilly morning all the more spectacular.
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Laika Loved Walking through the Golden Leaves(on Instagram) by Marisa Renee
We have an annual tradition of leaf peeping in Golden Gate Canyon State Park & this year was extra special because we got to take our sweet pup, Laika she was such a good girl & a great hiking buddy
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While I am Soaking Up the Summer Sun, there’s Always a Part of Me that Fantasizes about Falling Autumn Leaves(on Instagram) by Marisa Renee
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As Fleeting as the Change in Seasons (on Instagram) by Marisa Renee
I always seem to be longing for the shortest most fleeting seasons, especially in Colorado. Spring and fall come and go so fast at this elevation that makes the time feel all the more special. It just makes me want to shoot more film so I can hold on to a piece of that temporal beauty. What’s your favorite season?
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Morning light through Aspen catkins, Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming
© riverwindphotography
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Sunrise sends among the aspens.
Denver & Vail socialite, Ann Bonfoey Taylor, w her husband, the oilman Vernon “Moose” Taylor, in a stand of Aspen trees, East Vail, c. 1960s.
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