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Category Archives: Photography
At the Rodeo Part I: Youngsters, Not-So Youngsters, and One Heck of a View
Wilsall, Montana, June, 2013
Posted in Life, Montana, Outdoors, Photography
Tagged kids at the rodeo, Montana Rodeo, Wilsall Rodeo
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The Osprey has Landed
When I’m photographing birds, my hope is that my picture will show the true spirt of the bird I’m seeing. It’s not easy. But sometimes I feel like I’m getting close. (I’m participating in The Prairier Birder’s “Feathers on … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography
Tagged Montana, Osprey, Osprey and nest
16 Comments
That’s My Spot!
Earlier this week I was checking out one of the Bald Eagle nests I’ve been watching, and I spotted these two sitting on a branch a couple of hundred feet from the nest. At first I thought it was a Golden Eagle hanging … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography
Tagged Bald Eagles, young bald eagles
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Zion Spring
Zion National Park, March 2013
Posted in Hiking, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Wildlife
Tagged Great Horned Owl, Turkey Vulture, Western Bluebird, Zion National Park
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Angry Bird
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Reaching for the Sky
“The spaces between the stars are where the work of the universe is done.” Ivan Doig, This House of Sky: Landscapes of a Western Mind
Posted in Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography
Tagged Centennial Valley, Montana sunset, Scapegoat Wilderness
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If those Danged Birds would Just Stand Still….
I’ve been inspired by the amazing nature/photography blogs that I follow to take a stab at improving my own wildlife photography. Not intending to become the next David Attenborough — yep, I’ve been watching Nature on PBS — but there’s certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Wildlife
Tagged bridge cameras, learning photography, wildlife photography
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Snow and Solitude: A Yellowstone Solstice
Mammoth Campground, Yellowstone National Park, December 21, 2012, 4:43 p.m. The shortest day of the year has just ended, and the long night is beginning. We are the only campers in Mammoth Campground on this calm and silent winter solstice. … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Yellowstone
Tagged Mammoth Campground, winter camping, Winter Solstice, Yellowstone
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Winter Morning
Wintertime weather inversions are a common occurrence in Montana’s mountain valleys. As high pressure builds, the cold air sinks into the valleys and stays there, resulting in cold, foggy mornings. Usually you have to climb two or three thousand feet … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections
My favorite photos are ones like this, where I see something in the photograph that I didn’t notice at all when I was taking it. Didn’t see those bikes at all when I took the picture; the sign of a … Continue reading