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Autumn Snowfall
Autumn Snowfall #2
Autumn Snowfall #3
Autumn Snowfall #4
Backlit Maples
Backlit Orange Maples
Orange Maple
Autumn Reflections
Petrifying Springs Park
Petrifying Springs Park #2
Petrifying Springs Park #3
Petrifying Springs #4
Petrifying Springs #5
Petrifying Springs #6
Petrifying Springs #7
Petrifying Springs #8
Petrifying Springs #9
Petrifying Springs #10
Petrifying Springs #11
Petrifying Springs #12
Petrifying Springs #13
Petrifying Springs #14
Yellow Maples - Rib Mountain State Park
Southeast Wisconsin Colors
Sunrise On Orange Cliffs
Foggy Canyonlands
Needles Area
Needles Area #2
Needles Area #3
Balanced Rock
Balanced Rock - Vertical
Devil's Garden
Devil's Garden #2
Double Arch
Fiery Furnace
Sand Dune Arch
Sheep Rock
The Three Gossips
The Goblins
The Goblins #2
Goblins At Sunrise
Morning Shadows and Goblins
Aqua Canyhon
Bryce Point
Bryce Point #2
Bryce Point #3
Bryce Point #4
Bryce Point #5
Fairyland Canyon
Fairy land Canyon #2
Fairyland Canyon #3
Hoodoos in Fairyland Canyon
Inspiration Point
Inspiration Point #2
Hoodooos - Inspiration Point
Hoodoos #2 - Inspiration Point
Inspiration Point #3
Sunset Point
Sunset Point #2
Sunset Point #3
Sunset Point #4
Sunset Point #5
Sunset Point Hoodoos
Sunset Point #6
Yovimpa Point
Paria View
Wisconsin Fall Colors

Didn't get a chance to do a fall photo trip, but I did get some photos at Rib Mountain State Park, just north of our cabin in central WI, on a snowy day and I hit peak colors in southeast Wisconsin.  Fortunate to have a county park very close to the house that has some brilliant orange and red maples!
Mount Evans

First stop on our Utah road trip.  It is the highest paved road in the U.S. at 14,265 feet.  Have wanted to photograph the mountain goats for some time, but weather  didn't permit travel up the mountain whenever we were in the area.  Fortunate on this trip to have good weather and saw several groups of the goats!
Canyonlands National Park

We were in Moab over Labor Day, so opted to start at Canyonlands.  Very nice park and pretty much had it to ourselves on a busy holiday weekend.
Arches National Park

Unable to get a timed entry pass around Labor Day, but we were able to get in the park after 5 one day and before 6 AM on another, as you didn't need the pass at those times.  Had plenty of time in the park and crowds really weren't too bad. 
Goblin Valley State Park

We were at this park before sunrise and spent several hours here.  It is not a big park, but what a gem!  If you do stop here, don't just go to the overlook - be sure and go down and wander among the "goblins"!
Red Canyon

Not a park, but several pull offs along Highway 12 northwest of Bryce National Park.  Definitely worth pulling over!
Bryce National Park

This has to be my favorite stop on our Utah trip!  I was mesmerized by this place.  The hoodoos were fantastic.  Busy place at the initial overlooks, so we went to the end of the park road and started working our way back to the entrance.  Plenty of parking at the most popular overlooks when we made our way back.  Hiking into the canyons among the hoodoos is awesome!
Great Smokey Mountain National Park

Made a quick trip to the park to photograph the bears and strutting turkeys.  Thought I would share just a couple.  Didn't do much scenery photography on this trip.
Sunflowers - Wisconsin
Loons and Trumpeter Swans
Northern Minnesota