I’m a cloud chaser. Fluffy cloud days in Montana are plentiful. Clouds really stand out in black and white. I enjoy capturing these moments and making clouds a big part of my photography. I often find myself on dirt roads, flying down dirt roads, just to capture a fleeting cloud moment.
Hiking in the high alpine I find some amazingly reflective lakes. This particular shot is from the Titcomb Basin in the Wind River Range, Wyoming.
I will be showing some fine art prints at the new Gallery des Refuses, 120 E. Park Street. The show has a meet and greet 5 – 8:30, Friday, June 28, 2013. Check out the new venue during the Livingston Art Walk.
The show will also feature the talents of Livingston painters, sculptors, and woodworking artists.
I recently got a nice post on the photographersofplanetearth.com website. This new photo blog website features a collection of fine photographers who choose one of their favorite photos, then compliment the photo with a brief interview. Check out the photo and interview.
The clouds are big in the Big Sky Country. I often find a range of Altocumulus clouds and most of the time these things look like spaceships, or volcano steam. I zoom around the dirt roads to line up the ground and sky. The “big clouds” are a delight to photograph while they continuously evolve and morph into pleasing shapes.
