When the mercury drops and cold northerly winds usher in the new winter season, Montana buttons up, hunkers down, and says goodbye to the millions
Allow me to introduce you to the work of Don Greytak, an artist and pencil illustrator from Havre, Montana. Don is Montana’s own Norman Rockwell.
Some years ago, I was asked to photograph Ryan Dam, which is ten miles downstream from Great Falls, Montana on the Missouri River. One of
The flat, open plain of north central Montana, out in the middle of nowhere, is the last place you would expect to find a church. Surely this one was built in better times.
Montana, the fourth largest state, is largely known for its mountains in the far western part of the state. Its name, after all, comes from
In an age when smart phones, video games, and virtual reality are all the rage, the county fair is a bit of anachronism. While other
Every state has its bucket list. See this, do that. And Montana’s is especially long. Montana is so large, there is so much to see
As the National Park Service celebrates its centennial anniversary this year, more people are visiting America’s national parks than ever before. Last year Glacier National
I have spent the better part of seven years photographing Montana’s rural countryside and those agrarian families who populate much of the state’s rural interior
There’s a place on the eastern Montana plains where People’s Creek and the Bear Paw Mountains meet. It’s a place they call Cleveland. On first
