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Fighting Montana's Wildfires

Fighting Montana's Wildfires

Chinook helicopter, dumping 2000+ gallons of water on the forest fire at Roger's Pass, September 11, 2017. Digital compilation....
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Chinook helicopter, dumping 2000+ gallons of water on the forest fire at Roger's Pass, September 11, 2017. Digital compilation.
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 200 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 230/1

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Sep, 2017

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My husband and I went camping. We wanted to travel back roads from Chinook, Mt to Big Sandy, Mt. A friend gave us directions but we missed the turn on

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My husband was working in a wrecking yard, helping his friend to redesign the yard. I was roaming through the place taking photos when another friend

My husband and I were going camping at Holter Lake. As we drove along the Missouri River, this was our view of the setting sun.

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This is the rabbit that sits outside my studio. I love my little yard bunny. Sometimes he disappears for days and weeks, but he always seems to return

I set up a make shift blind along the edge of a pot hole. Day after day, I arrived at the pond early, to sit quietly with my camera. It was February,

We drove across Peebles Road toward Castle Rock as the sun was setting. I took a chance, shooting straight into the sun, because I loved the light and

You can see his good eye in this photo, on the other side, he seems to have lost an eye. Either it's closed all the time because it's injur

This is a photo of my little cousin, who is now almost a grown man. He's a cowboy.

We had a donkey named Pedro. His nose was soft as a whisper. One day he had one stem of green grass poking from his mouth and it looked like he had

The burrowing owls moved into a prairie dog town at Ulm Pishkin First People's Buffalo Jump. This place is near our home, so while the owls were

When the mom swallow brought in a bug with a long antennae, the baby grabbed the end of the antenna. The mother was afraid the little bird would not h

This burrowing owl is scratching his head but to me it looks like he's a pole dancer. :)

Burrowing owls moved onto the prairie dog town near us, at First People's Buffalo Jump State Park. I went nearly every evening to photograph thes

Looking at the outside of a horse, is good medicine for a person's soul. This horse is especially good to look at....he has a presence that bring

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This is a complete digital compilation of many layers, textures, and good old fashioned work. Lots of hours on this one. Which I love doing. The photo

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