Montana Outdoors Vol 34 No 1 Jan/feb 2003
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".I ■ 8 I ■ »•••••■. . .\ Above: Bob Schillereff noticed this hen mallard urging her young to travel a little faster as she skimmed across the water. "Those poor ducklings couldn't fly," he says, "but you could tell Mom wanted them to move it." Left: Randy Smith shot these two cinnamon teal from a fixed blind along the shores of a federal waterfowl production area off State Highway 200. "If you can get into your blind before daylight," he says, "you can have ducks come practically ...right up to you." Background: "What strikes me about the duck's spectrum, or back of the wing, are the incredibly iridescent colors and the beautiful graphics and forms," says Denver Bryan, who photographed this closeup of a northern pintail drake wing in his home using a macro lens and studio lights aimed from two directions.
MONTANA OUTDOORS I January/February 2003 | 7 Above: "Everywhere I looked there were these incredible abstract images," says Kevin Brooke of a morning in late winter when, while cross-country skiing in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, he rook this shot of newly frozen Lake Fork of Rock Creek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I \ .: » • .
".I ■ 8 I ■ »•••••■. . .\ Above: Bob Schillereff noticed this hen mallard urging her young to travel a little faster as she skimmed across the water. "Those poor ducklings couldn't fly," he says, "but you could tell Mom wanted them to move it." Left: Randy Smith shot these two cinnamon teal from a fixed blind along the shores of a federal waterfowl production area off State Highway 200. "If you can get into your blind before daylight," he says, "you can have ducks come practically ...right up to you." Background: "What strikes me about the duck's spectrum, or back of the wing, are the incredibly iridescent colors and the beautiful graphics and forms," says Denver Bryan, who photographed this closeup of a northern pintail drake wing in his home using a macro lens and studio lights aimed from two directions.
MONTANA OUTDOORS I January/February 2003 | 7 Above: "Everywhere I looked there were these incredible abstract images," says Kevin Brooke of a morning in late winter when, while cross-country skiing in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, he rook this shot of newly frozen Lake Fork of Rock Creek.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 34 No 1 Jan/feb 2003?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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