Images from the Colorado Outdoors annual photography issue. All images are copyrighted. Colorado Outdoors is published six times a year by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. To order Colorado Outdoors call 1-800-417-8986.
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Outstanding! Simply stunning!
I’m so glad that you could be a part of it. Unfortunately I captioned the photo “Arctic Char” when it was clearly a grayling. I was thinking grayling, and typed char. And no one caught it in the proofing process. So sorry.
Can this CO Outdoors issue be emailed to my Michigan friends?
On Mon, Dec 19, 2016 at 9:55 AM, Colorado Outdoors Online wrote:
> Wayne D. Lewis posted: “https://www.youtube.com/ > watch?v=9YEflmPGiGU&feature=youtu.be Images from the Colorado Outdoors > annual photography issue. All images are copyrighted. Colorado Outdoors is > published six times a year by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. To order > Colorado Out” >
You should be able to share the link of the video with whoever you choose.
The Photo Issue looks great!
Thanks for being an important part of it.