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Blush black whiteOne of my favorite trees, an old willow, glows with swelling buds at the onset of Montana's spring near the Crazy Mountains next to the Yellowstone River. Always one of the first harbingers of changing seasons, these willows provide a much needed touch of color in mid March when most of the landscape sits in hues of gray and brown. With sunlight touching peaks full of deep snow in the background and wispy, dawn clouds rising into what will prove to be

I'm always thrilled by its appearance

WY was built in 1914 and saw its last students in 1967

Montana stands against a stark backdrop of an early summer storm

Each of these pieces of art is signed and numbered

and it's easy to image these beautiful fungi serving as a giant forest to the tiny insects that live here

A pair of grayling prepare to spawn in the inlet to Heather Lake

the scene looked more like the heavens gathering souls than falling rain

between Havre

Moments later

he was a rack of bones and I expected him to succumb any day

is one of the more striking abandoned buildings in Montana

please take a look at this limited-edition print taken this January