We were up in snow ghost country, high in the Gallatin National Forest just west, of West Yellowstone, Montana on a mountain called Two Top. Pure white spectacular snow blanketed all the mountain ranges a hundred miles in every direction. http://www.westyellowstonechamber.com I am normally not much of a snowmobile person but photography can put you [...]
Archive for December, 2009
Snow Ghosts and Winter Photography
Posted in Travel Photography on December 16, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Final Fall Visuals to Keep the Focus on Creative Photography
Posted in Landscape photography, Montana, Montana Photojournalist and fine art nature photographer, nature photography, photographic feng shui, Travel Photography, wall decor, zen thoughts on December 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today, wind has gathered grey clouds with a minus 24 degree temperature. Silenced by a deep winter blanket of snow Bozeman is quiet today, just after a week of sun and above normal temps. A new season has made its’ transition. With no large fall landscapes to photograph this year because of an early freeze [...]
Headwaters – Three River’s Rush Through History
Posted in Landscape photography, Montana, Montana Photojournalist and fine art nature photographer, nature photography, photographic feng shui, Recreation, Travel Photography, wall decor, Western Heritage, zen thoughts on December 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Our canoes slipped silently through the chilly waters of the Madison River. A few geese honked overhead and ducks splashed along the shoreline seeking safety in the reeds and overhangs. The ceaseless current guided our crafts past eroded sandstone and mud packed banks, on this stretch of the river it carved them into [...]