Mid-winter bliss
FRISCO —After a few weeks of focusing on river and frost scenes, I turned my attention back to the landscapes along the shores of Dillon Reservoir. Before the last little snowstorm around Christmas, it was getting a little depressing to watch the water receded amidst piles of bare earth and gravel. But coated with a nice new blanket of white, the scene is more tolerable. Plus, after weeks of super-clear evening skies, we finally started getting a bit more atmospheric action, which means color and texture in the sky. These shots were taken Monday around Frisco, Colorado.

The iPhone camera did a good job of picking up the textures and shapes in the snowy foreground that caught my eye. I hadn’t been to this spot (near Heaton Bay) in quite a while because the low water level is depressing, but the fine blanket of new snow is quite nice.

A skyline silhouette, with just a bit of foreground light. The sky is obviously the star in this scene.
Filed under: Colorado, Morning photo, photography, seasons, Snow and weather, Summit County Colorado, Summit County news Tagged: | Colorado, Dillon Reservoir, Frisco Colorado, iphonography, landscapes, mountains, Summit County photography


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