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There is something fascinating to me about the dead trees in these magnificent forests and National Parks.

Perhaps it's because there are so many subalpine Krummholz trees. These trees tend to be shaped by the near constant exposure to bitter cold freezing winds and heavy amounts of snowfall, so the trunks continue to grow in very dense formations near the ground, but what height does occur is twisted and misshapen.

I joked with my wife that my first published photography book may be entitled 'Dead Trees of the West', because I took so many photos of them. I think the other appealing aspect of these trees is they stand as a testament to a gritty life. They grow out of rocks and under them, they endure fierce conditions throughout their lives, and even in death they serve as hosts for the next generation to rise again.

Anyway, I hope that people enjoy the images; and, who knows, maybe there are others like me who share in this appreciation. I encountered t...

My goal has always been to capture moments that inspire me so that I can share them with others. I have been fortunate to have several selections of my work recognized in print and in competition. I am predominantly drawn to images of beautiful landscapes, glorious sunrises and sunsets, impressive cities, impressive architecture and feats of engineering, and awe-inspiring nature. I try to remain faithful to the moments I have experienced, with only 'natural' enhancements in post-processing, though you will also find monochromatic images here. I hope that the moments I share here speak to you. I am open to suggestions, ideas, and feedback you might have about future content offerings. Dan