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Month by month …
A historic Frisco cabin is buried deep in the Colorado fluff in in January 2011. I really like the wacky lines and angles in this image.
SUMMIT COUNTY — It’s time for the weekly #FriFotos Twitter chat, and this week, creator @EpsteinTravels made it easy and hard at the same time by choosing a best-of theme for the popular social media gathering. Easy, because it’s fun to sort through pictures and find old favorites; tough, because, in some cases, it was almost impossible for me to choose one picture over another. Take June, for example. Our post-modern family covered more than 6,000 miles and 15 states during a three-week road trip, and as I scrolled through the archives, I almost just had to close my eyes and pick a random spot to stop, then pick one image from that page. So here they are, the best Summit Voice shots of 2011, month-by-month. Join in all day to day by uploading your best and favorite images and posting them to Twitter with the #FriFotos hashtag.
Dylan rocks some February powder, focusing on the fall line at A-Basin.
The "super moon" of March, 2011.
This banyan tree in the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida, seems to glow from within in this black and white rendering.
Some March beachcoming on Englewood Beach in Florida.
Water droplets on willow. May, 2011.
Ice flower. May, 2011.
Dragonfly, Louisiana, June, 2011.
July 4 fireworks.
July 4 snowboarding, Arapahoe Basin.
These August clouds over Dillon Reservoir for me capture the essence of our summer monsoon.
September is Oktoberfest time in Breckenridge, Colorado.
Guanella Pass, Colorado, Oct. 2011.
Nov. 2011. Opening day at Copper Mountain.
Rare frost flowers on Dillon Reservoir.
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