Archive for Winter

Faultline View, II

Faultline View, II

I’m cheating a bit with this evening’s post. I was going back through the images from my recent drive to Tom Minor Basin and came across another composition that I really like. This is essentially the same exact scene as from yesterday’s post, but taken at a much wider angle to include the [...]

Faultline View

Faultline View

This view of Emigrant Peak is from along an old access road that is currently being used to divert primary “traffic” after someone crashed into a bridge on the main road and rendered it unstable. Near its beginning, the dirt track winds up onto a hill at an impressive outcropping called Point of Rocks. [...]

Basin Front

Basin Front

I decided to take yesterday off from posting and enjoy the evening having dinner and playing guitars with a friend - good times. This morning I drove south toward Tom Minor Basin where a storm front was moving in. The light was pretty amazing and the mountains gave way to yet another scene [...]

Field in Winter

Field in Winter

Just a quick post this evening, I’m buried under a number of projects and up against deadlines. This image was taken north of my home near Clyde Park, MT, a dusty town of about 350 residents in the Shields Valley. The home primarily to ranchers and a few shopkeepers, the little outpost hasn’t [...]

Locals Only

Locals Only

This sign stands at the edge of Ringling, MT, and pretty much means what it says…bullet holes included. Ringling was named after the famous John Ringling of Ringling Brothers/Barnum & Bailey circus fame and is now home to only 55 residents in a county called Meagher. Once a stop along “the Milwaukee Road” [...]

The Pivot

The Pivot

I was finally able to get out and photograph yesterday, I’d been looking forward to it since I started rebuilding my blog several weeks ago. This image comes from the far reaches of the Shields Valley, a quiet corridor north of here leading to the heart of the state. The melting water in [...]

Estab. 1864

Estab. 1864

Sorry I missed posting yesterday, I went to meet an old friend in Ennis, MT. We decided to make the quick drive over to Virginia City and found a quaint, deserted scene just starting to come to life. With about 130 residents, the famed mining town of the Old West is a far cry from [...]