My top ten “best” images from 2010

As the year comes to a close it is always nice to to reflect on and review images I have made during the year. I was very blessed this  year with many photographic trips and opportunities, foremost being the amazing experience  I had in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Spurred on by Jim Goldstein’s call to photographers to  submit a ” top 10 best list” for a blog project, I have been scouring my files to narrow it down. Trust me this is not easy as I have added several hundred images to my worthy of printing category, and I seem to have an attachment to all of them.  So here is what I came up with in no particular order. Every one of them spoke to me. Some I have blogged about during the year and some are new ones you have not seen. I hope you enjoy them!

A Winter lenticular cloud forming over the Sangre de Cristo Range, CO

Corn Lillies grow in a mountain meadow in Colorado

Dawn light filters into a Spring aspen grove, Colorado

Caribou antlers on the tundra, ANWR

Peaks of the Brooks Range reflect in a tundra pond, ANWR

A bull Musk ox and a cloud of mosquitoes,ANWR

Midnight light at the edge of the Arctic Ocean, ANWR

Early morning light on Denali, “the high one” , Denali NP, AK

Flint, a wild stallion runs in the Pryor Mountains, MT

sedge meadows take on Fall colors along a stream flowing into Antero Reservoir, CO

Dawn glow on the horizon over the lake at Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area, KS

If you want to see more you can check my top 20 favorites on my Flickr site

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