Bob Marshall Wilderness
Big Salmon LakeCanon Powershot S2 point & shoot camera with image stabilization and a 58mm wide angle circular polarizer. ISO 50, 1/80 second exposure @ f 4.0.
Guiding and horse wrangling were provided by Janice Moss of Salmon Forks Outfitters based out of Columbia Falls, Montana. I was hungry as a horse by the time we got back to Hungry Horse, Mt.
Guiding and horse wrangling were provided by Janice Moss of Salmon Forks Outfitters based out of Columbia Falls, Montana. I was hungry as a horse by the time we got back to Hungry Horse, Mt.
3 comments:
Hmmm. With that jaw dropping backdrop, I woulda shirley thought you used an Ikon C4 Milz camera for that shot of John catching but not intentionally targetting bull trout. Or was it bullheads?
I think I see the Eifel Tower or Taj Mahal peeking through, it such a clear day.
Nope, won't work. The battery charger for those German Milz cameras only works on a 220Vac/50 Hz supply. Try finding one of those at the Big Prairie Ranger Station.
The organization disavows all knowledge of said expedition!
However those damn bulltrout came out of nowhere and ate the damn leeches that were aimed at those big lake grown cutties.
JW
PS Guys shoot me an email as my email server dumped and my address book is now floating in cyber space
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