We were just in Colorado for a week. I was blessed with what anyone else would say is bad weather. But for me it was the best possible scenario. It rained the in the night, almost each night, so as the air warmed it created these very cool mists that rose off of anything that was wet. I used a Canon 6D camera and a Canon17-40L lens. All black and white conversion was done using Photoshop only.
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