The Story Behind This Shot
A double exposure of a white tiger resting at The Wild Animal Sanctuary, with the Maroon Bells under pink cloud rising through its shoulder and chest and the gold aspen slope running down one foreleg. Maroon Peak tops out at 14,163 feet and North Maroon Peak at 14,019, and the pair stand directly up-valley from Maroon Lake. A crowd lines that shore most fall mornings; the tiger skipped it.
A striking, high-contrast print where the white coat lets only the strongest shapes through.
About Maroon Bells, Aspen
White Tiger - Maroon Bells is a double exposure; its landscape was photographed at Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado. Colorado's most photographed view: twin maroon fourteeners mirrored in Maroon Lake outside Aspen.
- Peak elevations: Maroon Peak 14,163 ft; North Maroon 14,019 ft
- Lake elevation: About 9,580 ft (Maroon Lake)
- Fees/permits: Reservations required for parking or shuttle (visitmaroonbells.com)
Best light: Sunrise.
Maroon Bells, Aspen hiking & photo guide → · More photos from Maroon Bells →
White Tiger - Maroon Bells
Part of Wild Peaks, double exposures of Colorado wildlife and mountains →
Hike to this spot: Maroon Bells, Aspen guide →
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