Glacier National Park – Lake McDonald Sunrise
Panoramic Gallery – Glacier National Park. (West Glacier, Montana) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 94mm f/13 1/250sec iso-1600
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Glacier National Park – Grinnell Creek
Panoramic Gallery – Glacier National Park. (Browning, Montana) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 44mm f/9.0 1/640sec iso-800
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Glacier National Park – Grinnell Lake
Panoramic Gallery – Glacier National Park. (Browning, Montana) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 24mm f/9.0 1/250sec iso-125
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Northeast Montana’s Fort Peck Lake
The mighty Missouri River pauses early in its journey across the Great Plains at Fort Peck Dam, creating a massive lake with 1,520 miles of shoreline. The initial project, begun in 1933, was considered an important part of FDR’s New Deal measures and created thousands of jobs during its seven-year construction period. Other benefits to…
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Hey Mom, What Did You Find?
Coming across a hungry grizzly and her two cubs is nothing to mess with, so we kept our distance. Watching them interact as they feasted on the flowers and berries on this hillside in Glacier National Park was priceless. I liked this particular image because the cubs would get lost in the tall foliage and…
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Shoreline Rocks in Glacier National Park
How often do we forget to look down at the small wonders under our feet. Here, the small smooth pebbles along the shoreline is what captured my curiosity. I find myself often taking pictures of rocks. Here, weathered smooth and round by river water or wave action. Lake McDonald – Glacier National Park. (West Glacier,…
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Recent Rainwater Cascades Under Going to the Sun Road
Mountain streams often swell when rainy stretches go on for more than a day or two. We happened to hit one of those situations a few years ago at Glacier National Park. Fortunately, our tent held up, and we did not have water inside. The other good news was that it meant we were going…
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Valley Shaped By Glaciation in Glacier National Park
During the Late Wisconsin Glaciation, which peaked about 20,000 years ago, massive “rivers of ice” filled the lower valleys of Glacier National Park completely. These massive glaciers sculpted the steep, U-shaped profile of the Reynolds Creek valley before melting away entirely by about 10,000 years ago due to a post-Pleistocene warming trend – Reynolds Creek…
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Early Evening View from Apgar Beach
A classic example of a natural U-shaped valley, trademark of the movement of massive glaciers over thousands of years. Where this valley is filled with water we have beautiful Lake McDonald – Glacier National Park’s largest and deepest lake. The late “blue hour” lighting after the sun has set is further enhanced by a hazy…
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High Alpine Waterfalls in Glacier National Park
Ample summer rains supply the high alpine streams and waterfalls just east of the Continental Divide at Logan Pass – Glacier National Park. As I was setting up for this shot, I saw three distinct flows of water. The long ribbon coming down the entire picture. The two little twins in the center. And then…
