The elk rut in Rocky Mountain National Park was in full swing for both of our September workshops. Our favorite location for morning shoots was at Moraine Park. The tawny grasses and open meadow made it easy to spot multiple herds of elk at the same time.
We arrived before sunrise, set up our tripods and sometimes were rewarded with golden light at the start of the morning. We could hear the elk bugling and sparring before the sun came up!
The west side of the park was at peak fall color on the second workshop. We tried out creative techniques to capture the fall color in the landscape.
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Credits:
Cree Bol and Tom Bol