I had a few minutes to kill before a chiropractor appointment this morning, so I popped into Palmer Park and snapped off a few frames. It's pretty there this time of year. It's pretty there any time of year.
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Hi, I'm Tamera, a professional wedding, portrait and boudoir photographer in Colorado Springs. But this blog isn't about my professional work; no, it's a daily love note to my beautiful city, where I've lived for most of my life. I love it here and I hope you enjoy seeing Colorado Springs through my eyes and lens!
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Enjoying the view from 6,035 feet above sea level
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3 comments:
The red on that rock at the bottom is rather alarming. Though I think I do so a hint of the same color a bit higher up.
@JudithK some of the rocks here are very colorful! There's a big formation called the Paint Mines a little east of Colorado Springs. I believe the Utes literally use the pigments from those rocks for paint and/or dyes. You should google it!
I did, and it WAS interesting.
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