The Paint Mines Interpretive Park is located in a county park a few miles southeast of Calhan, Colorado, which is 30 miles east of Colorado Springs. It is so-called because of the colorful clay and sandstone hoodoo rocks that Native American Indians used in making their clay bowls and other items, as well as at least one brick manufacturer.
I took this photo with my Bronica 645 medium format film camera. I have forgotten the name of the road, but it is not far from Winter Park and Fraser, Colorado.
Who doesn't like to look at golden Aspen trees reaching for the sky? This image was created in the Maroon Bells Park outside of Aspen, Colorado.
