A Peaceful Montana Morning

AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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A few years back after a fall visit to Glacier National Park I decided to take the scenic route home and my first destination was a side trip to the site of the ice dams that were responsible for the Missoula floods that shaped eastern Washington and the Columbia River valley. My goal was to find the most interesting looking roads to get there. My maps showed me what looked like a pleasant path through a valley that followed the Bull River in western Montana. Turned out to be a nice path to follow and this is the Bull River with some nice reflections and fall hues:

Bull River

Bull River

A fall day along the Bull River in western Montana.

C&C always welcome.
 
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JimFox

JimFox

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Hey Alan,

Traveling down unknown roads is one of the things I so enjoy about landscape photography. The discovery is just a very cool process. And coming away with a nice photo is just double rewards.
 
Kyle Jones

Kyle Jones

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Great find! Nicely balanced between the water, grasses, mountains and sky. If I was picking nits I might try cloning out some of the grasses poking in from the bottom.
 
AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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Kyle Jones said:
Great find! Nicely balanced between the water, grasses, mountains and sky. If I was picking nits I might try cloning out some of the grasses poking in from the bottom.
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Great - I never noticed those grasses at the bottom until you pointed them out and now I can't unsee them :confused:
 
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