By Lido Vizzutti, 12-04-09
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Caption: Day 76, panorama: July 17, 2009 – Bighorn sheep, Haystack Butte. What can you say? I think I got everything I could have asked for in this picture. Rams herd up into bachelor groups in the summertime. While they're famous for knocking heads in the fall during the rut, they knock heads frequently in the summer as well. They're always jockeying for rank. - Photo by Chris Peterson from his 100 days in Glacier National Park project. |
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I love bumping into local photographer and
Glacier Park Magazine editor Chris Peterson when I'm on assignment. He is not only a gracious shooter who always shares his photographic space – it's usually a press conference or news event where there are a number of us bumping lenses – but he always has a story to tell about his last hike or visit to Glacier National Park. I was so pleased to see that the Boston Globe blog,
The Big Picture, profiled a number of Peterson's images from his 100 days in Glacier National Park project.
See
The Big Picture post here.
Using a mix of digital and film cameras – including an 8 by 10 field camera, a Kodak Pocket Vest camera (circa 1909) and a Speed Graphic – Peterson documented Glacier National Park for 100 consecutive days starting on May 1, 2009. By using cameras that were used to document the Park over the last 100 years, Peterson pays homage to a place he obviously loves as well as the photographers who have proceeded him. The project will be a traveling show in 2010 and will also be available in a special edition of the Glacier Park Magazine due out in March 2010 with never published before images. Use the links below to see more images and follow Peterson through the 100 days.
See Chris Peterson's
100 days in Glacier National Park blog.
See
The Big Picture blog featuring Peterson's images.
Glacier Park Magazine
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