Montana pictures
Published by Becky S September 20th, 2004 in travelsIt was hard, but I picked my favorite photos for a Montana album. If you like people pictures, don’t even bother–it’s all lakes, gorges, waterfalls, and rocks. Also, I ain’t a photographer. This isn’t Sam’s place or Tintil’s photo weblog or the adventures of infared Theresa. Though I have yet to see these guys post a bear attack shot.
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- 1 Trackback on Sep 21st, 2004 at 7:15 PM
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Wow, Becky! Those are beautiful shots. I like your cover shot, and the one of Avalanche Lake with the reflection of the mountain on the water’s surface is fantastic.
Looks like you had a great time avoiding bears and being in nature.
Great pictures Becky. I think that this this is my favorate.
Thanks, Marcus and Bernard! I like this shot of my brother and St. Mary’s lake and also this one from Two Medicine lake. The latter isn’t a great picture, but it’s a good example of the convergence of meadows, mountains, and forests along with the changing colors. It looked a lot better in person.
Oh yeah, I also like pictures of the 2003 Robert fire damage. The “blank” forest looks so creepy. We went on an interesting ranger walk and got the whole explanation of how fires are fought, how nature has adpated to forest fires, etc. It was pretty cool.
What are you talking about that you’re no flash-hound? Gorgeous place and beautiful compositions. Different shots remind me of Mt. Rainer, Mt. St. Helen’s and Yosemite–all places everyone should try to get to.
Becky, I really appreciate the compliment but I think you’re being a bit hard on yourself; these shots are great! Your sunrise picture is absolutely stunning. I love the rainbow shots too.
I really like the tree with the nose job. I guess its a reflection of the current times and the tree’s rebellion by not having plastic surgery…
I mean the tree who needs a nose job.
Well, it’s hard to take a bad picture when ma nature presents such a fantastic display. As for the tree…it’s true–trees who get nose jobs ruin it for the other trees. Same goes for trees who get botox injections.
are you sure that’s his nose?
thanks for the link.