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I'm really glad I got this last shot looking down valley at the ski areas of Summit County right before the battery said good night. In fact, this was one of the reasons I decided to return to the spot high up on the Continental Divide. I'd come to Cupid under a quarter moon in March and hoped to get one more opportunity with another quarter moon in April before the alpine snow started to melt. I really wanted to capture a wintry scene with the rugged peaks and cornice on the left transitioning over the Continental Divide to the ski resorts of Summit County on the right - of course, with a starry night sky up top. Besides that, the left side faces east toward Denver meaning we'd see some glow from Denver's city lights some 50 miles away. I think that little bit of extra glow on the horizon (left side) makes the scene even more unique. Sure, I would have liked more time to dial in the image quality and go after a really good comp but I'm not complaining. I feel a bit lucky to have come...