Archive for June 2008

Archive Dive I

Archive Dive I

Last evening I was going through some images from 2003, back when I was using my first digital camera.  A 3.2 megapixel wonder, I disliked it quite a bit until I figured out how to manipulate the camera’s automatic settings to give me more manual control.  After that it was a rare thing to find [...]

We Are All Hungry

We Are All Hungry

I went hunting morels again on Monday with my friends Lauren and Mike. We revisited the same area as from Saturday, but it had been picked over pretty well. The problem now is that everyone in our area knows the season is upon us and the hills are full of people. Nothing [...]

Spring Crazies

Spring Crazies

Sunday evening I went for a drive along one of my favorite roads in the Shields Valley. I’ve tried several times in the past to take this same shot, but was never able to get the height needed to reveal the field. Today I decided to climb up on top of my car and was [...]

Morel Booster

Morel Booster

Saturday was quite a day. Reports came in a few days ago that morels had started showing up in the burn areas from last year’s forest fires in our region. This marks the transition from river-hunting to mountain-hunting, as well as to new species of these wonderful, crazy looking mushrooms. With my friend Andrew and [...]

Swan Pond

Swan Pond

This scene came about north of Livingston on a very stormy day in the Shields Valley. Taken on the same photo drive as Thursday’s image, we were actually chasing a small hole in a large storm that had settled over the region. We followed it for about 100 miles, always trailing behind and [...]

On The Way

On The Way

My friend Vicki and I recently took a drive to the Martinsdale Reservoir here in MT, a quiet place located as far from anything and everything as possible. As the title says, this image was taken on the way, although it might have been the way home. Low-hanging clouds, cows, a field…now that’s [...]

Hillside Meeting

Hillside Meeting

Aspens are such a dignified tree. In every season they offer beauty to the landscape, jewels of contrast in an otherwise ‘conifer kingdom’…at least where I live. The West Boulder Valley is a great place to find scenes like this one and I’ll be visiting there quite a bit over the next few [...]