Morning scene on a frozen lake in western Montana…
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Freezing my rear end off late on a winter afternoon at Wedge Pond, Alberta, Canada. Very cold but worth the hike.
Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada. One of the most difficult shots I have ever taken. Temperature was 26 degrees (F) and there was a very strong wind coming over the ice directly into my face. It was so cold I had trouble breathing and could not feel my hands or feet while I was shooting. I wanted to get closer but had to turn back at this point – I was the only person out there and if I slipped and fell I thought I might not be found until spring…
A cool shot for a day when (in my part of the world) it’s way too hot…
A cold, rainy spring morning on the Oregon coast…
Watching the sun go behind a winter storm along a highway in central Montana…
Barren, snow covered hills in central Idaho on a cloudy winter day.
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HDR (high dynamic range) photo of Montana cattle country on a winter day…
Shot on Christmas Eve two years ago – Palisades Reservoir in eastern Idaho on a bitterly cold morning…
Somewhere along the back roads of Idaho, locked in a bitterly cold winter. Seemed appropriate for the days before Christmas. I hope everyone is having a great holiday season.
Isolated farm in the middle of winter, in the high country east of the Cascade Mountains…
Just after sunrise along the Snake River on a winter morning…
It was a bitterly cold Sunday morning in Montana. What did I do? Got in my truck and headed to Idaho where it’s colder, and then went wandering around a frozen lake where it’s even colder than most of Idaho. Photography can make you crazy, but I think it’s mostly a good crazy…
Another bitterly cold Idaho winter morning at the north end of the Palisades Reservoir. The temperature was around 0 degrees F and the wind was coming across the water at around 30 mph. It was so cold I had trouble breathing…
Early morning in Idaho farm country, temperature was around -10 F (-23.3 C for the metric folks…). Very uncomfortable conditions to shoot a panorama but I think it was worthwhile…
