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Since I am not the best with one on one interactions with humans (I work 12 hour days on average so I’m pretty limited), I chose to do my portrait project on our animal friends in Missoula.  I chose animals that seemed to express emotion very easily during our interactions.  Some who were happy to see me and a few who far from it.  Although this project allowed us to dabble in color, I choose to remain on the black and white scales (I felt they better portrayed emotion and expression).

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Attempting to catch both motion of falling snow and hurriedly swimming fowl

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Movement involving fowl, water and snow

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 #americanwest #montana #moocowdontbotherme

Catching fast falling snow and long stares

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F/ 5.6 The light and contrast of this horse’s fur was gorgeous against the falling snow.  #brightblueeyes 

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Elk friend at sunset.  F/5.6

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f/2.8 Fast moving incoming snow clouds at sunset

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f/2.8 Isolation with incoming wall of snow