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Pictures of Rocky Mountain National Park

All of these pictures of Rocky Mountain National Park were taken by Fred and Joan Hanselmann of Rocky Mountain Photography. To see more pictures of Rocky Mountain National Park, go to our home page.

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PIctures of Rocky Mountain National Park: Bear Lake Sunset
Bear Lake Sunset

Misty Bear Lake II
One of our best pictures of Rocky Mountain Natioanal Park

PIctures of Rocky Mountain National Park, Misty Bear Lake One

Misty Bear Lake I

Misty Morning

Sprague Lake with Duck

Mills Lake Outlet

Logs & Aspen Leaves

Creek and Red Bush

Longs Peak Dawn I

Big Thompson Headwaters


Hallet Peak and Creek

Long Peak Vista

Bear Lake Boulders

Sprague Lake Rainbow Long Narrow

Longs Peak and Branch

Moraine Park Grasses


Aspen leaves, Grasses and Log

Braided Glacier Creek

Crooked Aspens

Dream Lake Fall Folliage

Elk and Spague Lake

Glacier Creek and Boulers

Glacier Creek Horizontal

Green Grass and Granite Wall

Lichen, Rock and Waterfall

Longs Peak, Pines and Aspen


Long's Peak Dawn II

Hallet Peak Dawn II

Longs Peak from the Rock Cut

Alberta Falls


Hallet Peak, Spring

Golden Banner and Longs Peak

Longs Peak, East Face, Morning

Long's Peak and Branch 2

Pink Granite and Fall Creek Valley

Spring Run Off

Sprague Lake and Rain, Vertcal

Sprague Lake and Spring Clouds


These pictures of Rocky Mountain National Park were taken by Fred and Joan Hanselmann

Rocky Mountain Phototograpy is myself and my wife, Fred and Joan Hanselmann. I am the guy to the left with the large format camera. Joan is on the right, photographing with her medium format camera at McDonald Lake in Glacier National Park.

Both Joan and I have a great love for the mountains and rivers and deserts of the American west. I suppose this came from our childhoods. When I was between ten and fourteen or so, my parents would often take my brother and I on a series of wonderful summer vacation trips to the great National Parks of the West. Since we lived in Wyoming, one of the places we often visited was Grand Teton National Park. I can still remember one magic morning when we got up very early to go on a hike. We were walking around Jenny Lake shortly after dawn. I've been back to the Tetons every year of my life since, except for a couple of years that I spent in the army. The Tetons and many other of the Great National Parks of the American West have become a central and enduring part of my life.




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