This shot from Castle Gardens in Wyoming provides a better perspective of the scale and beauty of this place. I love how nature has a tendency to repeat its patterns - in this case, the shape of a wind-torn hole in stone is echoed by the graceful arch of a gnarly old pine.
Taken with my 40-150mm at 108mm; 1/10 sec at f11.
Here's another shot showing the power of erosion at Castle Gardens in central Wyoming. Shot with my 40-150mm at 108mm; 1/10 sec at f11.
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!
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