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I was going through my archives tonight and thought I would share an image I took a few years back in western Montana. I love those mornings when you get that perfect combination of fog and early morning light, creating a much more dramatic landscape in an otherwise average scene. A good example of how the power of light and elements can help transform and shape your images.
Canon 5D 70-200mm 2.8L f8 1/400 ISO200
A tipi frames an old fading homestead near Three Forks, Montana.
Montana Windmill. Canon 7d, 500mm f4L IS. ISO 160 f5.6 1/1000sec
Here’s a shot from this afternoon taken out in central Montana. “Will not be punctured by hunters’ bullets or boys’ guns” because “ringing the bell with ordinary small caliber rifle will not pierce the Monitor case.” This was Monitor Windmill’s claim that their iron gearbox was built like a tank and could not be destroyed. Looks like it’s been thoroughly tested.
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage
Some great rodeos happening around the State of Montana this month-check out Travel Montana’s current schedule to see what’s coming up. I was over at Three Forks’s rodeo yesterday for some great action and some serious Cowboys & Cowgirls. Gotta love the small town rodeos as they have a certain character about them. Hopefully if my schedule allows I’ll be making some more this summer and have some more photos to post.
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage
Three Forks Rodeo. © Jason Savage