Showing posts with label aspen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aspen. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Hell's Hollow in the Fall

I posted a photo yesterday of the aspen in Hell's Hollow. As promised, here are more images from that day. This weekend is probably the tail end of the fall colors up there, and it was quite beautiful. Enjoy the photos.

Hell's Hollow, Utah
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Hell's Hollow, Utah
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Hell's Hollow, Utah
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Hell's Hollow Aspen

I went chasing fall colors around the Bear River Mountains yesterday. There was a heavy frost on the ground and most of the aspen at that elevation had already lost their leaves, but I got several photos and a nice hike out of the deal. I'll post more later in the week, but here is a preview shot.

Aspen in Hell's Hollow.
©Benjamin Zack, 2014
See more photos from Hell's Hollow in the fall here.

Friday, September 19, 2014

Wheeler Creek Colors

Following up on the heels of the fall colors in Logan Canyon, I headed up to Snowbasin to see what I could find. Still a little early for changing colors up there, but I did get this photo from Wheeler Creek.

Wheeler Creek Trail
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Logan Canyon in September

Time to update the blog after a busy summer. Last weekend I went up to Logan Canyon and hiked into the Mount Naomi Wilderness. Here are a few highlights from the trip. Enjoy.

Logan Canyon
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Logan Canyon
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Tony Grove
©Benjamin Zack, 2014

Friday, October 18, 2013

A Wide Look at Fall

I just wanted to post a few photos from the last couple weeks that I've just recently had time to edit. Enjoy the photos and the weekend.


Uinta Mountains
©Benjamin Zack, 2013

Coldwater Canyon, Ogden, Utah
©Benjamin Zack, 2013

Uinta Mountains
©Benjamin Zack, 2013

Monday, July 15, 2013

Forest Fire Animation

This might not fit on a photography blog, but I just finished my first crack at animation. I was writing an article and shooting photos about a project using controlled fire to improve aspen forests. I needed something to help make the scientific concepts a bit more easily digestible, especially since the last burn was 4 months before I moved to Utah, and this is what I came up with. Hope you enjoy.

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