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Fire at the Top of the Hill. From a wintertime controlled burn in the Roosevelt National Forest west of Boulder. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Fire's Soft Embrace. From a wintertime controlled burn in the Roosevelt National Forest west of Boulder. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Reaching Out. Roosevelt National Forest, near Boulder, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Storm Over Continental Divide, Part 2. Roosevelt National Forest, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Monitor. A firefighter keeps an eye on a wintertime controlled burn in Roosevelt National Forest, CO. After months of photographing wild and prescribed burns near Boulder, Colorado, I gained a tremendous amount of respect for wildland firefighters. They do a valuable, romantic, and difficult job. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Wind Driven Torch. Roosevelt National Forest, west of Boulder, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Ladder Fuels. Roosevelt National Forest, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.House Smoke. Structures burn with a dark black smoke rather than the lighter white and grey smoke from trees. My gut wrenched each time I saw one of these dark plumes punch through the haze. From a wildfire in and around the Roosevelt National Forest, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Approaching Front of the Wildfire. Near Boulder, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.After the Crown Fire. Roosevelt National Forest, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.Wildland Fire Crew. Fire fighters try to stop a fast moving wildfire at a road near Boulder, CO. You can read more details about my fire photographs at One End of the Forest.

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