Featured Work
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Sunup in the Aspens by Ken McElroy
First light in the aspen forest, Yellowstone National Park, just North of Mammoth. Spectacular fall morning, crisp and full with the sounds of elk bugling. Canon EOS-1D Mark II, Canon 70-200, f2.8L @70mm, 1/60, f/4.5, ISO 100, Processed in Lightroom 2.2
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Snow Boogie by Donna Ridgway
We traveled to Gypsy Basin, along the Rocky Mountain Front, near Dupuyer, Montana, and saw this horse along the way. The air was crisp and clear, it was late in the day, and the light was wonderful. / —-—-—-—- / Nikon D300, 70-300 mm lens / 10/09 / Thank you! Featured in Color and LIght 10/09 / Thank you! Featured in Snow! Glorious Snow! / 10/09 / Thank you! Featured in the Montana Group / 11/09 / Thank you!
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Lame Deer dancer by GiselaSchneider
pow wow dancer at the annual Lame Deer pow wow. Lame Deer, Montana, USA. canon DSLR/70-300mm lens FEATURED in: / 1. The World As We See It Group – 10/29/09 / 2. Montana group – 11/2/09
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Skyline Cowboy by Whitney DeVilbiss
Absarokee Montana Diamond J Ranch, Summer move back home
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Glacier 9 by Tamara Valjean
Glacier National Park, Montana, USA 2005 / Glacier National Park Series /
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Daybreak at Lake McDonald by Terence Russell
HDR enhanced photograph taken in Glacier National Park in July 2009.
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Yellowstone Elk by Kay Kempton Raade
Two summers ago ther were more elk along the roads than tourists. This year, we only saw some cows across the river. Is it the wolves? / I had to shoot between other photographers and tripods, staying behind them so I didn’t mess up their shots. You have to wonder what the elk think of all the clicking. Tourists can be so stupid, taking their young’ns too close to wildlife. hand-held, squatting down on bad knees, filters, diffused
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Double Red Cedar - Trail of the Cedars - Glacier National Park by Dave Martsolf
Red Cedars in Glacier National Park near the east end of Lake MacDonald along a raised handicapped-accessible boardwalk trail known as Trail of the Cedars. The area was saved from several forest fires due to the proximity of Avalanche Brook and the general wetness of the area on the western flanks of the park’s high peaks. Nikon P80, August 2009 Calendars for Friends Surreal Paintings Calendar / Surreal Watercolors Calendar Glacier National Park Calendar / Roses Calendar / Works Featured in Red Bubble Groups
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Windmill by rocamiadesign
Found in our neighborhood. It was a nice change from tree silhouettes. Montana seems to have a lot of these little windmills, as well as the bigger ones for harvesting electricity. The electric co-ops buy your extra electricity. 09/17/09 – Featured in the SILHOUETTES Group. 11/02/09 – Featured in the MONTANA Group.
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Yellowstone -starting to snow by Rosemaree
Just as we drove into Yellowstone National Park it started to snow. The scenery was stunning. I hope to return one day to take some more photographs here
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Let's go home by charitygrace
Sophie and Bill / Olympus E420 / aperture priority / settings ? / Take near Belt Montana and edited in corel. Sophie is our border collie. Here she is actually trying to herd Bill:) She’ll herd anything that moves and tries to herd a few things that don’t :)She’s a little insane
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HEART OF MONTANA 6 by Bryan D. Spellman
View from McDonald Pass, US Highway 12, looking east from the Continental Divide toward the city of Helena, Montana. Taken 9/8/07 using a Nikon D80 DSLR fitted with a Sigma 18-50 mm tele/zoom lens set at 50 mm. ISO 125, f /6.7, 1/350 second.
Recent Work
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Blanket, Bridle, etc. Homage to the Cowboy by Kay Kempton Raade
I just gathered some things from around the house for a still-life. I’ve been collecting western things, knowing I’d come back to Montana some day. Bozeman, Montana
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two antelope by GiselaSchneider
two prong horn antelope looking at camera, image taken in Rosebud County, Montana, USA. canon DSLR/70-300mm lens
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Country Roads, Take me Home by Kay Kempton Raade
A beautiful day’s ride with Mom and Dad Rural Gallatin Valley, Montana
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predator instinct by GiselaSchneider
Tiger photographed at Zoo Montana, Billings, Montana, USA. Canon DSLR,70-300mm lens, F5.6@1/125, ISO100. I think this guy was looking at some sparrows that were flying in and out of his environment. He sure got excited and his instincts took over. FEATURED in: / 1. The World As We See It Group – 11/2/09
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Peaks and Valleys by Kay Kempton Raade
The Spanish Peaks, Montana
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Belgian in the Barnyard by Donna Ridgway
Found this Belgian near Billings, Montana. Added some textures and sepia color. / —-—-—-—-—- / Nikon D300, 70-300 mm lens
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Mountain Rustic by Kay Kempton Raade
The Spanish Peaks in the background, sit beyond the pasture, the creek and an old building along the public access road. See the cattle/buffalo trails down the hill to the creek. This is part of the historical Flying D Ranch. / Gallatin County, Montana
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Silly Goat by Donna Ridgway
ACEO card, oil painting on canvas, of a cute goat I noticed at the Montana State Fair in Great Falls, Montana. She was part of the petting zoo and she was an excellent beggar!
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Mountain School House by Kay Kempton Raade
Gallatin County, Montana I’d be afraid to enter, the floor is full of gaps. It has some very interesting rocks in the foundation and a view of the sky through the roof.
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Pick me!. . .Waiting for trail riders at Glacier National Park by Susan Russell
Glacier National Park, Montana
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Spanish Creek, Montana by Kay Kempton Raade
Best Viewed Large: Rocky Mountains / Going up the Gallatin Valley from Bozeman to Big Sky, there’s a turn-off called Spanish Creek. You pass through the Flying D Ranch on public access roads to the end. It’s the beginning of trails for horseback, walking or climbing. Spanish Creek flows into the Gallatin River. Madison County, Montana
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At The Bar - Jersey Lilly by Ken McElroy
Ingomar, Montana. The Jersey Lilly in the early evening . . . before the rush ;>) Canon EOS-1D Mark II, Canon 17-40 L@ 17mm, 1/25, f/4, ISO 160 / Processed on Adobe Lightroom 2.2.
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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