Metal Print - Bridgers Spring
I've ordered this image on metal from Bay Photo. I'm really excited - I've been investigating printing on metal for several years and this will be my first attempt. Hoping it turns out well...
I've ordered this image on metal from Bay Photo. I'm really excited - I've been investigating printing on metal for several years and this will be my first attempt. Hoping it turns out well...
This past summer, my family and I took a weekend road trip through the Pioneer Mountains in Montana. I love this part of the state and try to plan the trip so that I'm getting good light toward the end of the day. This field of harvested hay with an old truck says "Montana backroads." Shot with my Olympus E500; post-processed in LightRoom.
Here's another shot from some sledding we did in the mountains around Cooke City, Montana this past Christmas. Tried a black-and-white treatment this time. Shot with my Olympus E500; post-processed in LightRoom w/ PhotoTools 2.5.
I took this shot on a blue-sky day of sledding a couple of years ago. We like sledding in this area - deep snow, little chance of slides, sort of out of the way so not so many other riders. And, as you can see, the scenery's not bad, either!
Schedulicity.com New Feature Release Focuses on Speed, Responsiveness and Social MediaCustomers at the center of the company’s message and site redesignJanuary 28, 2010 – Bozeman, MontSchedulicity.com (http://www.schedulicity.com) announced today to customers its most ambitious software release with dozens of new features to make the online appointment scheduling service even easier to use, more responsive, more social and now faster than ever before. While the company has nearly doubled the available features since its beta-launch in March 2009, the price remains at $29 per month for a single user and $49 for 2-20 users. At the same time, the company launched a new website whose purpose is to amplify the voice of the service professional.
Schedulicity's latest update has been well-received by our subscriber community - something that makes those of us on the dev side of the company very pleased. This was a major release - hearing from subscribers that they love the enhancements not only makes all the hard work worthwhile, it gets us fired up for what's coming next. We've got some great stuff in the pipeline!
Rabbits loved the front yard of our old house. In the midst of winter here in Bozeman, I stumbled on this photo in my archives and it made me think of the joys of summer. Looks like he's pretty relaxed, doesn't it? Taken with my Olympus E500 and 40-150mm Zuiko lens; 1/100 sec at f4.5.
Saw this bull elk and another of his buddies lounging a few miles outside of Mammoth as we left the cabin after New Year's. Shot using my Olympus E500 and 70-300mm Zuiko lens; 1/200 sec. at f8.
The weekend after Thanksgiving, @brantnyberg and I trekked out to Boysen Lake near Riverton, WY to catch a few shots of the rising sun. Mother Nature had other ideas, however - with heavy fog and low clouds, we never did get a great sunrise but instead a gradual lightening to a gray morning. While it wasn't what we'd hoped for, we did spend some time taking a few shots of interesting rock formations and islands that looked great in the fog. We don't get much of this kind of fog in the inner-mountain region, so it was fun. All shots taken with my Olympus E500 and various Zuiko lenses. Post-processing done in LightRoom.
As the sun set on Christmas Day 2009, I stopped for one last shot on the banks of the Soda Butte. I was rewarded for my patience with this beautiful alpenglow as the sun set to my right. Shot with my Olympus E500; 1/3 sec. at f11.
This is one of my favorite trees to shoot in the Lamar Valley. I've taken this shot at the height of golden fall color, and on Christmas Day I decided to capture an image of this lone tree in the dead of winter. Not entirely happy with the color version or a standard black and white treatment, I decided to try this effect. Seems appropriate for winter. Shot with my Olympus E500 at f11 for 1/20 sec.
I'm a Software Product Manager living and working in Bozeman, Montana. I started this blog as a place to discuss/display anything that comes to mind: work, photography, golf, software development, requirements, project management, x-country skiing, religion - anything's fair game!
You can check out my other blog at www.freemyfotos.com and view a larger collection of my photos on my flickr photostream (http://tinyurl.com/49cys3) . I also have several prints available for purchase at ImageKind (http://images.timleonhardt.com).
