Light Trails On Loveland Pass

I went up into the hills really early in the morning to see the Leonid Meteor Shower. I figured high up in the Rocky Mountains on Loveland Pass would be a good spot to get away from the lights of Denver and to see lots of sky. Unfortunately, the meteor show was pretty light. I saw a few, but didn’t capture any. So instead, I just went for a few night shots I had in mind.
I’ve always liked the starry night skies over snow covered peaks and this moonless night was spectacular. I wasn’t surprised at all to see several other nuts at the top watching the skies with me. Pretty crazy – considering it was winter, it was cold, and it was 4 am. Even with the challenges though, I was able to capture this long exposure shot (5 minutes) with a truck going over the top of the pass that really lit things up!

Capturing Alaska’s Northern Lights
Fall Foliage Meets Old Man Winter
American Bald Eagles In Flight
Aspen Sunset Over Bear Lake
Sunflowers Forever
Overnight Hike To Shoshoni Peak
Rocky Mountain Reflections
The Wildflower Capital
Storm Chasing The Eastern Plains
Night-Time Mission To Boston