SnOMG! Blizzard at Red Rocks shows the difference a week makes

Nick Lucchesi February 3, 2012 11:01AM

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A week ago today, the first-ever wintertime outdoor concert was held at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. It was cold, but the lack of snow helped draw a hearty audience of hip hop fans, making Icelantic Winter on the Rocks, headlined by Atmosphere and Common, go off without a hitch. The scene was a lot different this morning. These photos were shot between 6:45 and 8 a.m. at Red Rocks by photographer Gene Tewksbury of Golden and of bigsunphotography.com. "It wasn't cold, it was just windy and difficult to keep my lens dry," Tewksbury said this morning.

Check out more snow photos over in Latest Word, with "#snOMG! Twitter Nation covers Colorado snowpocalypse."

Blizzard photos continue on Page 2.

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