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Catching Some Air - Aviation Photography

It's not often that I have extra time these days, but every once in a while a few minutes pop up. Now, pair that with the right location and photographic fun ensues. Take these for example. I had some time to burn on a recent trip to Alaska waiting for a late-night return flight out of Anchorage where there is a publicly accessible area just past the end of the runway - similar to Gravely Point at DCA. Brad Kehr specializes in landscapes and does weddings, portraits, and events. He enjoys exploring life and sharing what he finds through the lens. You can catch his website at  www.bradkehrphotography.com , follow him on Twitter ( @bradkehrphoto ), Instagram ( @bradkehrphotography  and  @bradkehrphotography.landscapes ) or find him on  Facebook .
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Must See: Winter in Montana

Montana is called Big Sky country for a reason! The horizons go on forever, yet are also suddenly and forcibly broken by some of the most majestic mountains around. The azure blue can settle itself on the world below with such calm that its very breath speaks peace. Even in the depths of winter's cold, the clear, crystal air smells of warmth and hearth and home.

But, when that same sky dances...

Old entrance bridge - Glacier National Park


It is beyond explanation.

And when it, in its humor lifts from the valley floor and plays amongst the peaks the of the Crown of the Continent...


Crown of the Continent rises from the mist - Glacier National Park


Or tickles the waters and raises up frosty goosebumps on the back of the North Fork...


Frozen North Fork River in front of the Continental Divide


It invites the brave and the lonely alike into a vast and friendly wilderness...


Snowshoeing across an open meadow in Glacier National Park


Setting alight the glassy mirrors of frozen ponds...


Sunset over ice of Echo Lake with frozen reeds


And playing peak-a-boo with the mountains...


Swan Mountains blanketed in fog - Jewel Basin


Only to once again settle back to the valley floor. Hiding its vastness behind a foggy veil.


Montana farm blanketed in evening fog

 This is Montana's winter sky.

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Brad Kehr specializes in weddings, portraits, and events. He enjoys exploring life and sharing what he finds through the lens. You can catch his website at www.bradkehrphotography.com, follow him on Twitter (@bradkehrphoto), Instagram (@bradkehrphotography and @bradkehrphotography.landscapes) or find him on Facebook.

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