I spent last weekend in the bustling ski community of Big Sky, Montana - dragging my knuckles along the groomers, and enjoying every minute of it.
Sunday I got out for a couple of hours of fishing nearby, catching a few cuttbows that hardly lived up to the moniker of their chosen holding water - hog alley.
I also spent some time lugging my telephoto lens and tripod around, taking pictures of the resident herd of wintering bighorn sheep.
For those of you disappointed that this wasn't a Bighorn River report, my apologies, here's a recent photo to make amends.
JJ sticking it to 'em right out of the gate, just below the put-in at Three Mile |
You're one of those damn snowboarders?!? I hear you guys are finally getting some snow, about time.
ReplyDeleteSome days it feels like I'm the only adult on the mountain with a snowboard. I suppose I should learn to ski. And yes, the snow has been flying... the Gallatin watershed is closing in on 80% of average.
ReplyDeleteLove the DOF in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it turned out pretty cool. I didn't do any blurring in PS. That is what a telephoto lens will do for you up close. I was probably only 30 feet from that sheep with a 300mm prime lens.
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