It’s that time of the year that i always like in Montana while most Montanans don’t. The cold temperatures are starting to set in and the leaves are really falling off now. Pretty soon everything will be covered in a nice blanket of white snow. The other day I went out for sunset up in a nearby place, Hyalite Canyon. It’s a canyon that runs along a creek up to the reservoir just south of Bozeman. It’s a nice little place for camping, fishing, hiking, and of course some photography.
The canyon still had some fall color left but most had disappeared. What really caught my attention was the lite layer of frost on the trees and the ground. It was enough to get a few clicks of for a couple decent black and whites. As the sun was setting this one lonely cloud lit up for me. 20 degrees out and it’s time to head back down.
Images Captured with Nikon D3, AF-S 24-70, on Lexar UDMA Digital Film