Around Ingomar Montana
Sep 2, 2019 10:23:11 #
JBruce wrote:
I walked through that Jersey Lilly door more than once, while antelope hunting in the area, though it's been more years ago than I care to admit. Love the memorable pics and would love to visit there again.
Still there, a lot the same, good food & friendly. As far as I know, the B&B is closed down.
Sep 2, 2019 10:27:59 #
Sep 2, 2019 10:29:35 #
Nice series for sure. They call it “Big Sky Country” for a reason.
Sep 2, 2019 10:35:21 #
AzShooter1 wrote:
Very pretty retro look. Love these old looking B&W photos.
Thanks - it is Retro - Restrooms are out back!
Sep 2, 2019 10:35:35 #
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Sep 2, 2019 11:25:37 #
DRam11
Loc: Polson, MT
Beautiful shots.
Not only a fan of b&w, but enjoy the country between Grass Range and North Dakota. My daughter-in-law claimed she and my son lived in an isolated area of West Virginia. It was nearly a quarter mile away from surrounding homes. I've always wanted to take her along highway 200 from Lewistown, where we lived until a month ago, to Jordan and show her what isolated means.
Not only a fan of b&w, but enjoy the country between Grass Range and North Dakota. My daughter-in-law claimed she and my son lived in an isolated area of West Virginia. It was nearly a quarter mile away from surrounding homes. I've always wanted to take her along highway 200 from Lewistown, where we lived until a month ago, to Jordan and show her what isolated means.
Sep 2, 2019 11:42:46 #
DRam11 wrote:
Beautiful shots.
Not only a fan of b&w, but enjoy the country between Grass Range and North Dakota. My daughter-in-law claimed she and my son lived in an isolated area of West Virginia. It was nearly a quarter mile away from surrounding homes. I've always wanted to take her along highway 200 from Lewistown, where we lived until a month ago, to Jordan and show her what isolated means.
Not only a fan of b&w, but enjoy the country between Grass Range and North Dakota. My daughter-in-law claimed she and my son lived in an isolated area of West Virginia. It was nearly a quarter mile away from surrounding homes. I've always wanted to take her along highway 200 from Lewistown, where we lived until a month ago, to Jordan and show her what isolated means.
Thanks - I love the wide open spaces, prefer to think of it as having enough elbow room.
Sep 2, 2019 12:14:01 #
Really nice shots. The third shot was especially impressive. Wish we could have seen that one full size. Nice work.
Sep 2, 2019 12:19:00 #
Sep 2, 2019 12:38:38 #
Joker wrote:
Really nice shots. The third shot was especially impressive. Wish we could have seen that one full size. Nice work.
Thanks!
Sep 2, 2019 12:39:02 #
Sep 2, 2019 17:29:57 #
Jere40Merc
Loc: Raleigh, North Carolina
quixdraw wrote:
Went to Ingomar for an event. Dust was pretty bad and I'm careful with my cameras. Took some photos both ways, and there, left sooner than planned. The West always looks good to me in Monochrome - must be all the old Cowboy movies. A variety of Nikons and Nikon Lenses used.
Love the B&W look. Since I started that way in photography in the 50's I've always loved them. Too bad the Hay Rake shot didn't have an old barn behind it. That would have really made it. Great the way it was though.
Sep 2, 2019 17:32:55 #
Jere40Merc wrote:
Love the B&W look. Since I started that way in photography in the 50's I've always loved them. Too bad the Hay Rake shot didn't have an old barn behind it. That would have really made it. Great the way it was though.
Thanks! I'm pretty much "take it as you find it" - I think that is one of the more recent buildings in town!
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