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Friday, January 22, 2010
Prairie winter ...
This is a photo I took last November while wandering along a dirt road in far northeastern Yellowstone County. The view, inadequately captured here, was another reminder to me of the beauty of our prairies, and the vastness of our sky.
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The best prairie pictures I've seen have been panorama photos, the endlessness is more evident for some reason. I get frustrated trying to take prairie pictures, because I can't capture depth AND breadth....perhaps because it's just that subtle on the prairie.
ReplyDeleteOf course I love this shot. The sky even looks cold!
Yep, I think it's much harder to get an evocative, representative shot of our part of the world ... the wonderful sense of vastness is really difficult to capture in a camera lens. But it's fun to try!
ReplyDeleteThere was a real eastern Montana wind blowing that day. Froze my butt off. :)