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My 2nd entry - Window frames

They've fixed up the original cars from the 1930's and are now using them to transport tourists (at a very hefty price, that is).

It's kind of amazing watching the changes take place knowing full well that each change represents some kind of war. Makes the Middle East seem kind of calm by comparison.

Alpacas

The Melon man

Here's an article about Adobe's new PS and LR offer to help calm some of the clamor over their new CC policy. At first it seems just "so-so" of a deal but upon closer inspection it might really be a good offer. Not only do you get the latest version of PS and LR but you also receive 20 gig...

An excellent read on the post processing that was done in the good ol' days http://theliteratelens.com/2012/02/17/magnum-and-the-dying-art-of-darkroom-printing/ ​

Andrzej Sekula on filmmaking and the Nikon D800 | Nikon Cinema

Things like this just never ceases to amaze me... http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/NewDelhi/Darul-Uloom-issues-fatwa-against-photography/Article1-1120599.aspx?hts0021

Here's my first entryD800; 24-70mm; ISO-100; f-7.1

One afternoon my mother in law and wife and I were out nature seeking in the Blackfeet Indian reservation and while looking over a small river valley when we saw this mother bear and her cubs come walking down the side of the hill. They soon ended up lost in the brush but reappeared when they...

Check out this bizzaro waterfall. It emerges from an underground spring and flows directly out of the side of the hill. Pretty cool, huh? 24-70mm; 5 exposure hand-held HDR

Here's another version of this view less the boat that shows more of the lake and the reflections in the water of the mountains. As for the "rule of thirds", that is one rule I believe everyone should learn and then disregard at every opportunity they find. These so-called "rules" of...

I've a quick question for you all. Is the full image too busy or ? Verses

Here's another version of Two Medicine before the red boat disrupted the mirror lake ​

Oh, I so wish I could say this was my house and that I'll be living there until the lights goes out.

Sunrise over Flathead Lake, MT 24-70mm; f-9; ISO-100;

Another shot near the "loop" at Glacier Park 24-70mm; 7 exposure HDR

Here's a close up of some flowers I took with my 24-70mm. And as I think you already know, I absolutely love my 24-70mm. It's a touch heavier than I wish it were but hey, so am I. :D

Taken at the Whitefish farmers market 8-27-13