Negative Space
One thing I miss about working with traditional film is having a negative. Whether processing a roll, printing from it or just holding it up to a light for review, there’s something irreplaceable about the tactile nature of these actions. A digital tribute to an analog dream…
The Stranger
I’ve just completed several hours of updates to the blog, all of it back-end stuff that isn’t really visible to the viewer. I’m preparing for an overall theme upgrade, one that requires a good bit of customizing and testing beforehand. I’ll begin this next phase within a few weeks and will let you know [...]
Season of the Calf
Been a bit busy the past few days…missed posting yesterday. I did, however, get out for some photographic exploring. We woke up yesterday to about 8 - 10 inches of new snow and it was beautiful outside. I spent a good part of the afternoon and early evening driving back roads at the northern edge [...]
Lonely Forest
I’ve been having fun with some of these archive photos - today is another. Taken northeast of Big Timber, MT, this lone tree overshadows the Crazy Mountains in the distance. I had written previously that the image was taken in July 2006, but is actually from April 2006. I’ve not been out to this [...]
The Front
The light has been pretty mediocre for the last few days when I’ve had the time to get out, so I have to dive back into the archives. This shot is from a drive near Big Timber, MT this late summer. The Yellowstone River glowed orange below this massive cloud front.
Snowlines
I captured this recently while watching the way light played across the tops of drifting snow east of my home. A rather windy place, the drifts take on the forms of miniature peaks and valleys.
Winter Affair
It’s winter in Montana, that’s for sure. I took this shot a couple of weeks ago. That’s my favorite tree back there on the left. It’s tiny and stands up against the winds without a complaint. Always a great scene, I go there pretty frequently.