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I had hoped to go shooting in Rocky Mountain National Park today, but the weather is very overcast, making for some not very interesting landscape photography. And my telephoto is just too slow to go wildlife shooting in this kind of ...
Bison roundup shows species' recovery on prairie - The Associated Press
Struggle for balance - Helena Independent Record
Eureka! Treasure trove of Gold Rush art discovered - San Jose Mercury News
Finding My Way: ring tones and cell phones...
This blog chronicles my journey since then, from how I dealt with her death and started a new career, moved to Australia for 8 months, and most recently traveled around the US this last summer. I'm a freelance landscape photographer, ...
Grand Teton National Park: Where Lightening Walks (Hardcover) newly tagged “photography”
Grand Teton National Park: Where Lightening Walks (Hardcover) By Tim McNulty 7 used and new from $27.90 Customer Rating: First tagged “photography” by BYF “Backyard Flix” Customer tags: photography, landscape photography, wyoming, mountains
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"The Seamist" 2008 (Flight of the Osprey)
Original music and photographs by Robert Harsch. Various locations including Glacier National Park (esp. Lake McDonald, Ptarmigan & Swiftcurrent Trails), Morrell Falls, & The Mission Mountains in Montana, and The Grand Tetons & Hot Springs State Park (Thermopolis) in Wyoming. I took all the photos, except the cover of my CD, "Montana Soundscapes" which was taken by Michael Patterson. The music was originally recorded on a Korg T-1 synth/workstation in 1992. In 2001 I got a Korg Triton and I "re-recorded" it via MIDI onto the Triton from the original. I then changed a few things, added about 2 minutes to the piece, and left open tracks to play "live". In January 2008 I re-visited the piece, recorded some of those "live" tracks and added at least one harmony line in the reprise that's altogether new. Most of the sounds come from the Triton, but the "pad" (intro & transitions) is doubled by a combination stack from a Korg NS5R Module. I dug through boxes of photos to find CD-ROMs & Floppy Discs with nature shots taken with my Pentax IQ-160 35mm camera w/ telephoto zoom (most from 1999-2002). I assembled the slide show with Nero PhotoShow, but low RAM on my computer & the program's clunkiness made it tough to get transitions to sync with music consistently. This is my 2nd project w/ PhotoShow (I did 2 versions of my 1st one), and I may have outgrown the program... and tech support has not responded to my email in over a week. I also REALLY need a new computer: I blame a bad monitor for too-dark photos. So, go to my page on MySpace & download "The Seamist 2008", my whole "Montana Soundscapes" album ("Seamist '08" Bonus Track), and other tunes from my Snocap Store for Harsch Sounds: http://www.myspace.com/harschsoundsmusic Tell your Friends! Heck, if 150 folks down-load the album for $9.99, I'll be set! :) ~ R
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JeremiahTolbert.com » Blog Archive » Vedawoo, early dawn II
I had hoped to go shooting in Rocky Mountain National Park today, but the weather is very overcast, making for some not very interesting landscape photography. And my telephoto is just too slow to go wildlife shooting in this kind of ...
Bison roundup shows species' recovery on prairie - The Associated Press
Bison roundup shows species' recovery on prairie The Associated Press - And with daybreak, what had been obscured comes into clearer focus: hundreds of shaggy bison standing on an unfenced landscape that looks like it rolls on ... |
Struggle for balance - Helena Independent Record
Struggle for balance Helena Independent Record, MT - They were eliminated from the landscape around the time Giem’s grandfather moved here, but almost 15 years after they were reintroduced in Idaho and ... |
Eureka! Treasure trove of Gold Rush art discovered - San Jose Mercury News
Eureka! Treasure trove of Gold Rush art discovered San Jose Mercury News, USA - Gillespie drew California Trail landmarks such as Nebraska's Chimney Rock, Wyoming's Fort Laramie and Idaho's Fort Hall, as well as California subjects such ... |
Finding My Way: ring tones and cell phones...
This blog chronicles my journey since then, from how I dealt with her death and started a new career, moved to Australia for 8 months, and most recently traveled around the US this last summer. I'm a freelance landscape photographer, ...
Grand Teton National Park: Where Lightening Walks (Hardcover) newly tagged “photography”
Grand Teton National Park: Where Lightening Walks (Hardcover) By Tim McNulty 7 used and new from $27.90 Customer Rating: First tagged “photography” by BYF “Backyard Flix” Customer tags: photography, landscape photography, wyoming, mountains
Craig briefs for Nov. 18 - Craig Daily Press
Craig briefs for Nov. 18 Craig Daily Press, CO - The experts, from Wyoming’s “ground zero of energy development” in Pinedale, Wyo., are slated to discuss how similar harmful effects “could happen in ... |
KurtShafferPhotography Home
KurtShafferPhotography Home http://www.kurtshaffer.com/ My website showcasing some of my best nature, landscape, pet/animal, people, abstract, Cleveland Ohio, and commercial photography.
"The Seamist" 2008 (Flight of the Osprey)
Original music and photographs by Robert Harsch. Various locations including Glacier National Park (esp. Lake McDonald, Ptarmigan & Swiftcurrent Trails), Morrell Falls, & The Mission Mountains in Montana, and The Grand Tetons & Hot Springs State Park (Thermopolis) in Wyoming. I took all the photos, except the cover of my CD, "Montana Soundscapes" which was taken by Michael Patterson. The music was originally recorded on a Korg T-1 synth/workstation in 1992. In 2001 I got a Korg Triton and I "re-recorded" it via MIDI onto the Triton from the original. I then changed a few things, added about 2 minutes to the piece, and left open tracks to play "live". In January 2008 I re-visited the piece, recorded some of those "live" tracks and added at least one harmony line in the reprise that's altogether new. Most of the sounds come from the Triton, but the "pad" (intro & transitions) is doubled by a combination stack from a Korg NS5R Module. I dug through boxes of photos to find CD-ROMs & Floppy Discs with nature shots taken with my Pentax IQ-160 35mm camera w/ telephoto zoom (most from 1999-2002). I assembled the slide show with Nero PhotoShow, but low RAM on my computer & the program's clunkiness made it tough to get transitions to sync with music consistently. This is my 2nd project w/ PhotoShow (I did 2 versions of my 1st one), and I may have outgrown the program... and tech support has not responded to my email in over a week. I also REALLY need a new computer: I blame a bad monitor for too-dark photos. So, go to my page on MySpace & download "The Seamist 2008", my whole "Montana Soundscapes" album ("Seamist '08" Bonus Track), and other tunes from my Snocap Store for Harsch Sounds: http://www.myspace.com/harschsoundsmusic Tell your Friends! Heck, if 150 folks down-load the album for $9.99, I'll be set! :) ~ R