Yes, yes, I know. It is a bit cliche to photograph yourself in a mirror with your camera in your hands. But what can I say, it’s not too often I’m wearing a hard hat and safety goggles being driven around in a truck in a mine.
This blog is not the best place to showcase this image, as this panorama is meant to be very long and skinny, and the blog is, well, not “fat” enough. You can see the Big M and the city in the background, with the mine in the foreground.
The size of the equipment at MRI amazes me. Wow. Just look at the size of the guy walking next to the truck (you didn’t even see him he’s so small, did you?). Thanks so much to Tad and Mike for letting me in to the mine and driving me around for a few hours …
As I woke up this morning and looked out the window, I saw nothing but white. The fog was thick uptown and I knew it would be a great morning for photographs. But I didn’t have the time. So I got ready for the day and took off for my downtown appointment. I saw this …
This is part of Montana Resources, as seen from Continental in the park area of the pit viewing center. There’s rock and dirt falling from the building into a pile.
This is a photo of a light at MRI. I thought it was strange that there is a cable on the left supporting it, and a cable into the ground supporting it.
Photo of Montana Resources during “magic hour,” the hour before sunset where the light is golden and shows off texture.
Yet another Montana Resources photo. It’s only 5 or 6 blocks from my house, and when my energy is low it’s the closest thing! And some oldies. Someone requested some more scenic pictures, so here are a few. More can be viewed at my website http://www.lisawareham.com/places by clicking on the places link. And here’s an …
Part of Montana Resources from Continental. I liked the photo in color too, but figured I’d mix it up a little bit. I’ve been taking a lot of photos of MRI, I know, but I guess that’s because I really hadn’t ever taken much of it. It’s times like these I really like my telephoto …