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Sarah's Favorite Color Photos of 2019

January 15, 2020 Sarah Marino
At Last - After countless trips out to this spot, the patterns and light finally came together.

At Last - After countless trips out to this spot, the patterns and light finally came together.

Last week, I shared a longer year in review and a selection of my favorite black and white photos from 2019. Below, you will find some of my favorite color photos - a collection that covers a diverse range of landscapes and subjects. Thank you for your ongoing interest in and support of our photographic endeavors. I wish you all a healthy, happy 2020 - hopefully with some time spent outside enjoying wild places. We will be back soon with some new educational posts and new photographs for 2020.

Ribbons

Ribbons

Graceful lines of seagrass in Olympic National Park.

Tiny Terrain

Tiny Terrain

Tiny hills and valleys of newly formed salt structures in Death Valley National Park.

Labyrinth

Labyrinth

A maze of small salt structures in Death Valley National Park.

Desert Bloom

Desert Bloom

An abundant wildflower bloom in Utah brings color to the landscape.

Almost Spring

Almost Spring

A final bit of winter weather envelopes the Sneffels Range of the San Juan Mountains in Colorado.

Remnants

Remnants

The remnants of the previous night's high tide in Olympic National Park.

Chevrons

Chevrons

Colorful badlands in Death Valley National Park.

Building Blocks

Building Blocks

A wall of colorful blocks found in a remote canyon in Death Valley National Park.

Beacon

Beacon

Ephemeral light shines through a dark forest in Mount Rainier National Park.

Spring Surge

Spring Surge

A heavy rainstorm brings ephemeral spring waterfalls to Zion National Park.

Alpine Fireworks

Alpine Fireworks

A colorful collection of wildflowers in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado.

Water Lettuce

Water Lettuce

Invasive but beautiful water lettuce plants growing at a bird sanctuary in Florida.

Garden Spiral

Garden Spiral

A soft rendition of a spiral euphorbia plant at a botanical garden in San Diego.

Spring Medley

Spring Medley

A mix of lush plants growing along a canyon bottom in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

Autumn Gems

Autumn Gems

Colorful huckleberry bushes growing near Mount Saint Helens in Washington.

Spring Starbursts

Spring Starbursts

A mix of colorful paintbrush flowers blooming in the Utah desert.

Curls

Curls

A mix of grasses and colorful autumn plants in Mount Rainier National Park.

Unsettled Weather

Unsettled Weather

A spring storm clears over the canyons of Zion National Park.

Painted Desert

Painted Desert

Colorful badlands on the Colorado Plateau.

Daybreak

Daybreak

Warm early light bathes badlands in Utah.

Mishmash

Mishmash

A close-up view of petrified wood in Arizona's Petrified Wood National Park.

Origins

Origins

A colorful thermophilic community in Yellowstone National Park.

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