#RabbitMountain

Scott Kissingerscottkiss
2025-06-09

Rabbit Mountain’s canyons lit up after fresh snowfall, revealing dramatic lines and snowy depth.

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Landscape photo of Rabbit Mountain Open Space in Colorado after fresh snowfall. The canyon and surrounding ridgelines are partially dusted with snow, with patches of green trees and red rock formations visible beneath a dramatic sky.
Scott Kissingerscottkiss
2025-05-15

A dramatic sky looms over a snowy field on Rabbit Mountain, anchored by a solitary raptor perch. I love the quiet geometry in scenes like this — clean, minimal, and full of mood. More of these moments coming soon.

Black and white image of a snow-dusted field under a large, dramatic cloud. A single raptor perch pole stands to the right, silhouetted against the sky, with a fence and a second perch in the background.
Scott Kissingerscottkiss
2025-05-13

A dusting of snow at Rabbit Mountain, Colorado.
This log has seen fire, wind, and time — now it’s catching the last of winter.

High contrast, wide views, and quiet air.

A snow-dusted, weathered tree trunk lies in a field of dry grass and rocky soil, overlooking a vast, open landscape under a partly cloudy sky. The view stretches across the plains toward a distant city skyline.
Scott Kissingerscottkiss
2025-05-12

On the trail near Rabbit Mountain, this cactus poked through a crust of spring snow — proof that the high desert doesn’t wait for a melt.
🌵 More trail moments and seasonal crossovers coming soon.

A small cactus partially covered in snow, surrounded by sparse grasses and dried plants. The scene was captured in early spring on a hiking trail in Rabbit Mountain, near Lyons, Colorado. The sunlight catches the snow crystals and cactus spines, creating a contrast between desert and winter elements.

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