2018 in review: Some of the top reader-submitted photos
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Sept. 6: A striking black-and-white photo of last night’s Front Range lightning storm from across Grand Lake. Photo by William Miller.
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Feb. 28: Luke Lefebvre was able to catch this big 34-inch lake trout from Lake Granby on Sunday. After a quick picture with his catch, Lefebvre promptly returned the fish to the water.
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March 19: Spring break at Winter Park Resort is looking good thanks to 10 inches of fresh snow overnight, followed by a blue-bird powder day Monday. Photo by Kimberlee Karr
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Sept. 8: Stargazing last week at Snow Mountain Ranch looks pretty spectacular. @kennywanders / Instagram
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Oct. 22: Another beautiful sunrise this morning over Lake Granby. By Penny Hamilton
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Oct. 8: Westbound Highway 40 is closed at the summit of Berthoud Pass due to multiple vehicle slide-offs. CDOT and emergency crews continue this morning to handle the scene. Ice and snow have created treacherous driving conditions, according to the Grand County Sheriff’s Office. Photo courtesy Grand County Sheriff’s Office.
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June 8: Look, a moose! Sky-Hi News reader Gloria Montgomery captured these photos of a moose and her calf this week in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Aug. 19: Meet the backbone of the Silver Creek Fire Incident Command. They support crews with supplies, tools, and services. One group is from Frenchburg Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center and another from Great Onyx Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center.
Grand County is full of amateur and professional photographers who love to capture images of where they live, work and play. It’s usually easy to find the best shot since there are so many picturesque locations across the High Country. Here are just a few of the top photos taken by Sky-Hi News readers from 2018.
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