Posts Tagged landscape
It gets very grey in Casper during the winter, but sometimes all you need is a splash of color.
Just one that I liked while feature hunting one morning last week when it snowed. The pigeons were keeping warm on the chimney.
Found while I was wandering around the county this afternoon.
Last week Jackie and I took a road trip to Thermopolis for a story, and on the way back we drove through the Wind River Canyon. Early morning light, Bon Iver on the iPod. Doesn’t get better than that.
Sometimes misreading the map can take you down a quiet road, just as the early morning fog thinks about lifting.
On the way back from the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, somewhere in Kentucky.
The West really is one of the most beautiful places around. Wide-open, good light, and heck, even the people are pretty nice. Some other highlights from my trip to Casper, Wyo.: • I bought a pair of cowboy boots from a local store that’s been around since 1919. The salesman helped me get the right [...]
It must be winter in Iowa. On my way to Wyoming for a few days to breathe the fresh mountain air.
