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Back in Black. And White. Saturday Snapshot

by Mike Kopp | Jan 12, 2019 | Medora, North Dakota Badlands, North Dakota scenery, outdoors, Photography, Places to go, Snapshot Saturday, Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Back in black and white. Yes, I’m back in black and white. Not quite out of the sight The textures and lines of the Badlands are part of the beauty and exotic charm of the region. Sometimes color is so impressive the texture and lines are less apparent. Start in...

Photograph Fort Union Badlands in black and white — Sunday Snapshot

by Mike Kopp | Dec 2, 2018 | Photography, Places to go, Snap Shot Sunday

You can Photograph History One of the best places to collect images from the North Dakota Badlands is at the Fort Union Trading Post. Their annual gatherings are a photographers dream. Every June is a collection of buckskinners, trappers and traders. Have you...

B&W — Amazing photos you can try right now in the Badlands

by Mike Kopp | Nov 19, 2018 | Autumn, journal, Medora, Photography, Road Trip

Scouting the area in b&w We check out Sentinel Butte often. It stands right next to it’s slightly shorter brother, Camel’s Hump (above). Sentinel Butte is south of the Interstate, Camel’s Hump is north. The contours and shapes are apparent in...

Back in Black. And White. Saturday Snapshot

Photograph Fort Union Badlands in black and white — Sunday Snapshot

B&W — Amazing photos you can try right now in the Badlands

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