Piece description from the artist
My goal in photography is to capture moments in the outdoors that renew our respect for wildlife and wild places. This image shows one of those wild places — Red Mountain Pass — high in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Aspens have the ability to clone themselves as roots sprout new trees that share an identical genetic makeup. There can be multiple clones in an aspen grove or the entire grove can be one clone. Aspens are one of the first trees to colonize a burned area after a fire.
After a career as a photographer and visuals editor in newspapers, I decided to focus on documenting the natural world. I hope my images can not only bring others joy but also create a better understanding of the beauty and life around us.
During my career, my photos have been published in regional and national magazines including National Geographic Traveler, U.S. News & World Report, New Mexico Magazine, Popular Science, and Albuquerque Monthly; and in books and calendars by National Geographic Books, Falcon Press, Rio Nuevo Press, Sierra Press, Landmark, Sierra Club and others.
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