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Heavy rime in the Jemez Mountains. The Valles Caldera is in the background. Photo featured on live TV on The Weather Channel.
North Mesa of the Pajarito Plateau in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The Jemez Mountains are in the background with Caballo Mountain rising high in the center.
Alpenglow on the Jemez Mountains, overlooking fog spilling over the South Rim of the Valles Caldera
Fog rolls across the canyons of Bandelier National Monument; the lights of Santa Fe are in the background
The burn scars of the Jemez serve as nature's canvas as she paints strokes of colorful aspens across the mountains.
Reflection of mountain peaks in an alpine lake in the Pecos Wilderness of New Mexico.
Lightning storm over Cochiti Pueblo with the Dome Wilderness (Boundary Peak) and lights from Los Alamos in the foreground
Cerro Grande and Las Conchas fire burn scars. Photo featured by both Outdoor Photographer and Smithsonian.
Fog fills White Rock Canyon.
Trail leading up Cerro Grande in Valles Caldera. Photo published in New Mexico Magazine.
The valleys of the Valles Caldera from Pajarito Mountain, with Columbine flowers blooming.
An old cottonwood near Jemez Springs, New Mexico
Sunset over the Valles Caldera, with Redondo Peak in the background. Photo featured by the US Department of the Interior.
A waterfall in the mountains of New Mexico
Fog fills the valleys of the Valles Caldera, seen from Rabbit Ridge. Photo published in New Mexico Magazine.
The moon rising over Santa Fe Baldy, with the canyons of the Pajarito Plateau in the foreground.
A 100-ft tall waterfall in the Pecos Wilderness begins to freeze in the cold autumn weather.
Rays of golden morning light illuminate the scar of the 2011 Las Conchas fire. Photo featured by Smithsonian Magazine.
Sunrise illuminates a 50-ft waterfall in the Pecos Wilderness
Isolated mesas of the Pajarito Plateau illuminated by morning light.
A fallen tree on Cerro Grande serves as a testament to the harsh conditions of the peak. Photo featured by Smithsonian Magazine.
A double waterfall tucked into a lush canyon in the Jemez Mountains. Photo published by New Mexico Magazine.
Waterfalls in a deep canyon freeze solid on a cold, early winter morning.