perspective
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Passing through the storm
Thunder lightning on all sides
But this too shall pass
Looking down the road on a winter morning near Wolf Creek, Montana…
Driving into the sunset at the end of a summer day in Montana…
Winding road near Fort Davis, Texas…
Looking down a long Montana road as the light fades on a summer evening…
Railroad tracks in a remote section of west Texas…
Winding country road near Fort Davis, Texas, on a summer day…
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What should I do on a Saturday morning in Montana?
1) Sleep in! Enjoy my nice, warm bed.
OR…
2) Get up before dawn and stand in the middle of a road when it’s -17 degrees with howling winds so I could get a shot of the sunrise and snow blowing across the road.
Exploring the Icefields Parkway north of Banff, Alberta. Brutally cold and challenging to drive but views like this make it worth the effort…
Day after the election. Is it a sunrise or a sunset? Depends on your perspective. I choose to see it as a new day and I will make the best of it…
Looking down Nevada route 722 on the first day of summer…
Near the eastern end the Burr Trail – 67 miles of mostly dirt road that crosses Glen Canyon, Capitol Reef, and Grand Staircase / Escalante in southern Utah on a beautiful spring morning…
Experimental shot that didn’t work in color, but I liked the result in high contrast black and white…
Experimental shot with me lying down on the railroad tracks, shooting a set of four shots going up, and merging them together to get a vertical panorama with everything from foreground to background in focus.
Exploring the back roads of Montana, near the Crazy Mountains, on a winter morning.
Happy New Year!
Experimenting with a “down the road” shot using a gritty overall appearance and a pinhole camera effect…
I did check to make sure no trains were coming before laying down on the tracks to get this shot…
Tau Zero 