Glacier serves up a variety of photographic opportunities. I had to stretch the limits of my lens, but still enjoy the shot. Some technique improvements would be helpful for sharpness, but, I'm not unhappy with the photo. They seemed quite content to be the subject of my curiosity.

**edit** This is a 70-200 IS USM with a 2xII on a tripod. The glass was fully stretched out.

It is a pleasing image Dennis. Lots of interesting context.

A nice one Dennis ~ Ron

I appreciate that. Not my strongest image, but the kids are so darn cute, I had to show them off!

That is a dandy shot. Congrats.
Al

I like it. Really shows them in their environment well. And, the one kid looking over the edge makes it special.

Dave

nicely captured Dennis

Nice family portrait of these guys just enjoying the view!

Tim

very nice!!

ps... get my email?

Thanks everyone! Glad you like it.

Tim, you do have great big print of your avatar hangin on the wall, don't you?!?!?! What a powerful and uncommon perspective.

Oh yeah Mark. I most certainly did! Thanks! I sent you a reply.

Cheers,
Dennis

No I don't Dennis, maybe I ought to!!

Tim

where were you in glacier?

This was on the east side, at Logan's Pass. Pretty much at the trail head. This was shot on the 20th of September.

They had closed the Going to the Sun road, at Avalanche, about 12 miles in on the west side, so we drove around to the east. From there you could go to the pass, but that was the limit.

The West side is nice, especially if you love trees. Lots of trees. The East side is more open and expansive, rugged and. . .I can't actually find any real words to express it. I just felt very small and insignificant. More so than in my first marriage.