Posting a photo from home today.. I have been neglecting my web page for the last week.. and I apologize, I have been working on a new project.. I am going to be doing some video editing from Elk season last Fall.. and in the process of setting up my computer to get ready… I discovered that the external hard drive I have been saving all my photos to for the last 2 1/2 years is dying a slow and painful( for me) death. I have spent the last 3 days trying to copy them off of the drive and on to a new one.. but it is not working well.. So keep your fingers and toes crossed and I will continue to plug away ..
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wildflowers taken on the Pryor Mountains, Montana~6/24/2007~F10~1/500~ISO250~173mm
The western Meadowlark song is a unique and beautiful chorus with perfect pitch and clarity, which will not soon be forgotten. This little bird stands as the state bird for Wyoming, Montana, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Oregon. I have often wondered as these yellow beauties sit atop their chosen perches, surveying their kingdom and singing their perfect songs, are they singing simply to attract a mate, or are they sharing their joy with us as well, welcoming in another beautiful spring.
Westen Meadowlark taken near Clark Wyoming~5/2/2008~F8~ISO400~1/500~500mm
5/13/2007~F6.3~1/320~ISO400~400mm
Wild flower photos taken two seperate days. One on the Pryor Mountains of Montana and the other on the Shoshone National Forest Wyoming
6/24/2007~F6.3~1/250~ISO100~400mm
