Featured Work
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Glacier National Park by Kathy04
High a top Going to the Sun Road, the Bear Grass stands watch over the mountains of Glacier National Park
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Rock Creek Bridge by Bryan D. Spellman
Montana has many streams named Rock Creek, but this particular one is a blue ribbon trout stream flowing out of the Sapphire Mountains in Granite County to merge with the Clark Fork River approximately 30 miles east of Missoula. This bridge is about 10 miles upstream from Interstate 90. Photo was taken on August 23, 2008, about 5 pm, using a Nikon D80 fitted with a Sigma 18-50 tele/zoom lens set at 26 mm. ISO 200, f /4.2, 1/45 second. Find the fisherman
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Chestnuts by Irene Walters
Fall colors and textures in Missoula, Montana
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Solitude by Borror
North western Montana ,USA A peaceful place . / / Taken with a Nikon Coolpix P-80 .
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Horse Barn: Montana by Kay Kempton Raade
The horse barn, in use since the early 1900’s My 90 yr old uncle says it was always there. It was built with railroad ties, cedar and cottonwood logs and patched periodically. Eastern Montana
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Darn Good Berries by Dennis Jones - CameraView
Rising Sun area adjacent to Rose Creek, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA / Black Bear 17 Sept 2009 1829 hrs / Nikon D2X / Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 VR / Shot from sunroof of car 270mm / ISO 400 0EV / F/5.6 1/90 sec
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My friend Bill by charitygrace
Just a portrait of a good old friend He’s an old Montana rancher/ farmer / Olympus E420 / Manual mode / ISO 100 / f 7.1? / Shutter ???? / Converted to B&W to fit his personality:)
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Bighorn Canyon, Montana by Braedene
This seemed a vast canyon and little mention of it. It is in Bighorn NP and quite spectacular – so vast I took about 15 photos of different angles – this one gives you an idea of the river winding its way through the colourful very steep sided rock formation. Bighorn sheep and wild horses were seen en route. Best viewed large
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Evening Reflections by Ed Moore
When I am out riding, I look forward to evenings in camp. I love pouring a cup of good, black coffee (sometimes with embellishment!) and sittin’ down to reflect on the day, and on days gone by. I enjoy this time. It is quiet. It gives me time to get myself right with the world, before I have to start another day of riding and roping, and dispatching varnmints along the way. I hope you take a moment to reflect on what is important in your life.
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Springtime in Montana by rocamiadesign
Taken on an April 4 outing, and my first lesson in photography from my son, Shaun. He took some beautiful panorama shots, which will be uploaded to his gallery soon. You can all see why I’ve been complaining about snow in the Spring here. These are part of the Rocky Mountains, at the edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, and a few miles south of Glacier National Park. The river is the main branch of the Flathead, which flows out of the Park. 11/15/09 – Featured in the MONTANA Group.
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Talisman by Ken McElroy
Trying with this image/processing to capture the enduring symbolic value of this uniquely American creature. A major factor in pre-invasion American Indian culture, their slaughter by and through the westward migration signaled the demise of plains Indian tribes. Millions dwindled to near extinction numbers before places like Yellowstone National Park provided safety and refuge and the opportunity to rebound. In a 30 mile drive inside the park yesterday we saw several hundred of these magnificent animals. Herds are now so large in Yellowstone that they regularly overflow into neighboring states. In Montana those that spillover are often and perhaps ironically captured and turned over to the Tribes. Canon EOS-1D, Mark II, Canon 300 f/4 L IS, 1.4 extender, 1/100@ f/5.6 ISO 200 – handheld. Processed in Lightroom 2.2.
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20 Stamp Mill - Pony, Montana by Tim Leonhardt
Under the shadow of the Tobacco Root’s Hollow Top Mountain sits the remains of Twenty Stamp Mill. These walls are all that remain of a mining mill that helped put Pony, Montana on the map back in the late 1800s.
Recent Work
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A Rose is a Rose.... by Donna Ridgway
Just down the road from us, this rose was poking through the wires on a fence. / as is / —-—-—-—-—-—— / Nikon d300, 70-300 mm lens / Vaughn, Montana
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Our Lady of the Rockies by Susan Russell
Statue in Butte, Montana
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The Colors of Henry by Donna Ridgway
This is my horse Henry, AKA Sharp Slicker. He’s extremely beautiful! He’s a retired thoroughbred race horse. / —-—-—-—-—- / Nikon D300, 70-300 mm lens / Vaughn, Mt
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two Indian dancers by GiselaSchneider
back view fancy dancers, pow wow event. Lame Deer, Montana, USA. / canon DSLR – 70/300mm lens FEATURED in: / 1. The World As We See It Group – 11/18/09
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Red Barn with Snow by Kay Kempton Raade
Same barn after a couple feet of snow fell. Gallatin Valley, north of Bozeman, Montana.
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autumn light by GiselaSchneider
landscape and deer in late afternoon. Rosebud County, Montana, USA. canon DSLR/70-300mm lens.
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Snow Horses by Kay Kempton Raade
Near the red barn and the small stream these three horses were knee deep in snow. As soon as we stopped, they moved toward us. We couldn’t get to them for an apple and I was afraid if I threw one, it would disappear in the snow. They were beautiful and friendly. / Gallatin County, Montana
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black white tepee by GiselaSchneider
tepee digital manipulation. photo taken in Lewis&Clark County, Monana, USA.
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The Red House by CarolM
Reminds me of simplier times. Edited to look like a painting. Photographed in Glacier National Park, Montana.
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sunset by GiselaSchneider
Rosebud County,Montana, USA. canon DSLR/ 70-300mm lens FEATURED in: / 1. The World As We See It Group – 11/18/09 / 2. The Wild West Show Group – 11/20/09
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On The Wings of Sunrise by Ken McElroy
Extravagent sunrise and a serrendipitous magpie passing by as the shutter winks. These are the elements of a glorious morning. Helena valley, Montana. Canon EOS-1D Mark II, Canon 17-40 L@ 40mm, 1/640, f/7.1, ISO 100 / Processed on Adobe Lightroom 2.2.
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black buck by GiselaSchneider
back light deer.Colstrip, Montana, USA. canon DSLR/70-300mm lens FEATURED in: / 1. The World As We See It Group – 11/17/09 / 2. Playful Photogenic Animals Group – 11/17/09
About This Group
FEATURED MEMBERS
Bryan Spellman
Kay Kempton Raade
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*OFF THE BEATEN PATH Challenge had 3 images that all received 4 votes.
BRYAN SPELLMAN’S photograph Rattlesnake Creek In January was placed as number 1 by RB in Off The Beaten Path Challenge! Congratulations from the Montana Group.
TERENCE RUSSELL’S photograph Morrell Falls was placed as number 2 by RB in Off The Beaten Path Challenge! Congratulations from the Montana Group.
ANN RODRIQUEZ’S photograph Rattlesnake Country was placed as number 3 by RB in Off The Beaten Path Challenge! Congratulations from the Montana Group.
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Kay Kempton Raade’s graphic design is the winner for our new banner announcing the Montana Group Challenge Winners. Congratulations Kay.
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Kay Kempton Raade’s graphic design is the winner for the new banner announcing the Top 9 Voted for in a Montana Group Challenge. Congratulations Kay.
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Montana
Montana – rich with beauty , numerous mountain ranges, national parks, wildlife and waterfowl, Gold, Silver and Gemstones, two State Universities, and beautiful Cities and Towns.
Montana has several nicknames including “Big Sky Country”. Other nicknames include “Land of Shining Mountains”, “The Treasure State”, and the slogan “The Last Best Place!”
This group is for those who love Montana and all it’s treasures.
“GROUP GUIDELINES:” Must include approximate Montana location of your photograph in your description*. For paintings, drawings and digital manipulations, include in your description, what part of Montana’s culture, wildlife, or landscape inspired your image. Media reference is appreciated but optional.
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