Teresa Golden Showcases the Captivating Wildlife of the Colorado Rockies

With a fascination for mountain scenery ingrained in her from childhood, one could say that Colorado-based Teresa Golden was destined to capture the grandeur of the landscape that she shares with some equally stunning wildlife.

Having settled in the small mountain community in the Colorado Rockies, the wildlife-rich environment of the Gunnison Valley quickly became her playground, and a splendid setting for her to find her footing as a "texture photographer". .

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2019-3-13 22:00

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