From today’s Flathead Beacon . . .
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a group of conservation photographers is giving the Flathead an ample voice as an exhibit on the values of and threats to the valley heads to Washington D.C.
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Fantastic Glacier Park photo series by Chris Peterson
Folks, you have got to check out the photos from Chris Peterson’s “100 days in Glacier National Park” project.
Related reading/viewing . . .
Lido Vizutti of the Flathead Beacon has a nice write-up.
Boston.com’s “The Big Picture” section has a nice selection from the series at somewhat better resolution than the ones in Chris Peterson’s official web log for the project.
Did I mention that you have got to check this out? Oh, right . . .
“Contact” page added
Improvements proceed apace. Note the “Contact” link above that takes you to a form where you can send messages and such to the site admin. For now, I’ll pass them on to the appropriate people if the material is not web site related.
And (ahem) this makes it a little easier to get in touch about contributing imagery for possible use in the site banner.
Banner photos needed
Our refurbished “News & Announcements” page has this nice banner up there at the top. But it would be even nicer if it changed every once in awhile. So, if you folks have any good photos from around the North Fork, send them along. If I use them in the banner, you get featured in the “Banner Photo Credit” area on the sidebar and a nice mention in the web log.
Things to keep in mind:
- It should be photo from the general North Fork area. I’d guess color will work best, but I’m not averse to considering historic black & white images.
- It doesn’t have to be a classic “scenic” but it does need to be something that will still look good after it is cropped to the proportions of the banner. (Hmmm… Something showing the Fall colors would be nice right now.)
- Tell me how you want the photo credited. If you tell me something about the photo, I’ll include that, too.
If you don’t know my direct email, send a note to the “webmaster” address and I’ll tell you how to get stuff to me.
I’ll be waiting with bated breath…