I was in Glacier National Park on Tuesday and made plans to get up early (5:00 am) and make the 2.5 hour trip to Many Glacier to photograph the sunrise illuminating Grinnell Peak. As we drove the sky was looking fantastic with a clear sky to the east and nice
Here are a few photos from Glacier National Park. All the information in this post was believed to be accurate at the time it was published. Please be sure to double check with the location before relying on this information as everything changes over time, especially hours, prices, and
Garnet is Montana’s most intact ghost town, is an abandoned mining town that dates from the 1860s. Garnet was named for the garnet, a semi-precious stone, and the first item to be mined here, although gold quickly followed. In 1898, as many as 1,000 ventolin inhaler cost people lived here; it was
I spent some time in the National Bison Range, which is located in the Mission Valley of Northwest Montana today, and here are some of the images I was able to capture. All the information in this post was believed to be accurate at the time it was published. Please be
I have been asked to be the guest speaker at the August 5th, 2014 meeting of the Photographic Society of Northwest Arkansas (PSNWA). The meeting will be at the Whole Hog Cafe in Bentonville AR at 7:00 pm., and is free and open to the public, guests are always welcome. PSNWA provides opportunities to anyone interested
Fall Colors Photography Workshop October 24-26 2014 This will be a two day field workshop located in the area of the Buffalo National River in North Central Arkansas. Just about all of our time will be spent photographing the endless possibilities of this unique area, with personal instruction
War Eagle Mill War Eagle Mill is a working gristmill in Benton County, Arkansas. A mill has been located on the site as early as 1832, but was destroyed three times, and last rebuilt in 1973. The mill currently the only operating mill in Arkansas and operates as an undershot
Parker-Hickman Farmstead The Parker-Hickman farmstead is probably one of my favorite places to photograph along the Buffalo National River. The area is owned by the National Park Service and is open to the public to wander around freely. The structures have been preserved at the same condition in which they
