Friday, May 25, 2012 at 8:44PM 
Yet another image from last week (05-14-2012). This was the first time this year I saw any goats in GNP. I have been looking everyday for almost a month. Not sure why they were so late coming down this year. Heard of several possible reasons with one being wolves have decimated the herd in their winter grazing area. Personally I would rather see these animals than wolves. So far I have seen no baby goats. I hope to soon!!
Friday, May 25, 2012 at 8:31PM 
Another image from last week (05-14-2012). This was the first time this year I saw any goats in GNP. I have been looking everyday for almost a month. Not sure why they were so late coming down this year. Heard of several possible reasons with one being wolves have decimated the herd in their winter grazing area. Personally I would rather see these animals than wolves. So far I have seen no baby goats. I hope to soon!!
Friday, May 25, 2012 at 8:23PM 
An image from last week (05-14-2012). This was the first time this year I saw any goats in GNP. I have been looking everyday for almost a month. Not sure why they were so late coming down this year. Heard of several possible reasons with one being wolves have decimated the herd in their winter grazing area. Personally I would rather see these animals than wolves. So far I have seen no baby goats. I hope to soon!!
Monday, January 16, 2012 at 7:41PM 
A big thanks to BigSkyKatie for the tip on where the Snowy Owls are. I have since done some research and realize this news is well known from an article in the Missoulian. But without Katie I may well have missed it. So I have to give her the credit as she gave me the directions that I needed as I only had a couple hours Sunday afternoon to run down to Polson, definitely worth the 200 mile roundtrip.
Sunday, December 11, 2011 at 9:04AM 
This image was taken about 30 minutes after my previous post of the Two Medicine Lunar Eclipse.
Sunday, December 11, 2011 at 8:52AM 
Taken during yesterdays (2011-12-10) full lunar eclipse. This image was captured in the Two Medicine area of Glacier National Park, MT. The wind was howling (as it almost always does on the east slope) so this image is just a tad soft.
Friday, June 10, 2011 at 5:49AM 
I can't wait to do this hike again, one of my favorite places to go in the park. With all the snow in the park this year I am sure there will be plenty of runoff even in mid to late August. Got a late start this morning as I had out of state visitors that enjoyed this hike with me. Exif data shows 11:11am as the capture time, so it was extremely bright with a lot of shadows in the canyon. I tried to process a single image but could not do it justice to what I remember. So here is a 3-shot blended version.
Hope you enjoy this one and thanks for looking.
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Camera Info/Settings:
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Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 24-105m 1:4 L IS @ ??mm
3 exposures 1/5th to 3.2 seconds @ F20
No polarizer
ISO 100
Medium Gitzo tripod..
Adobe DNG Converter - 15 to 25% smaller files average.
RAW file processed with Lightroom 3
HDR file processed with Photomatix Pro 3
TIFF file processed with Photoshop CS4
Yes HDR
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