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All posts for the month March, 2012
Looking out at Flaming Gorge in Wyoming late in the afternoon on a cloudy spring day. I like the way the light filtering through the clouds washed the colors out and made it look a bit like a painting.
In this part of the country people love to shoot at signs. Putting one on the road to the shooting range was asking for trouble…
The wide open spaces of Montana…
Collection area used to keep driftwood out of Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho.
Getting out and away can be good for the soul…
A bit of green for St. Patrick’s Day…
Exploring the Firehole Canyon area of southwestern Wyoming…
Looking down towards the town of Rock Springs in southwestern Wyoming. Click to see a larger version.
Time to give a shout out to my faithful companion Ripley. Once again she got me out into the wilderness and back safe and sound. This image was constructed from a mosaic of six exposures and it was shot in the desert country north of Green River, Wyoming.
A shot from an afternoon doing one of my favorite things – running down back roads, chasing storms…
Reminding myself of the days that are coming soon…
One of the geyser areas of Yellowstone National Park. The surreal landscape and the constant grumbling and hissing of steam and boiling water make it seem like another planet.
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