No Katie

I tried to get up really early, drive to the trailhead, hit the trail, and view the sunrise from the top of a mountain. Instead I lingered in bed for about an hour too long, got to the trailhead as the sun was rising, then took a lot of mediocre photos. Still a good day. 

My Little Boat by Kate Brady Via Flickr: Sometimes it feels like a tiny perfect home in the middle of a perfect lake.

Sudden Shower by Kate Brady Via Flickr: Montana doesn't usually get these super wet showers. I had to wrap my camera with my scarf and edit out a raindrop that hit my lens.

Look At These Nerds by Kate Brady Via Flickr: That time I got to explore an ice cave in the tongue of a glacier that spilled out from an active volcano in Antarctica. And I didn’t have a tripod.  Mount Erebus Glacier Tongue, Antarctica.

A Zen Garden by Kate Brady Via Flickr: Just a garden that I found by pond. Nobody was using it. My pack was too heavy and the trail had too much vertical gain and I was too out of shape and we didn’t have enough water and I almost didn’t make it. But it was all worth it to have my own private zen garden for a couple of nights. 

McDonald Creek by Kate Brady Via Flickr: I've finally gotten some of those rainy days I've been craving. <3

First set of decent photos from my new 40mm lens. I love this thing. It was only $100 and it can make some wonderful photos.    I’m going to be aching for these moody mountains and rainy days when I’m in Antarctica for the southern hemisphere summer.

Editing photos on two vastly different monitors is very frustrating and unsatisfying. When it looks good on one, it looks a bit garbage on the other. Then I finish and view it on my phone, and it suddenly has way more contrast and more vibrant colors.

Captured a really bright shooting star while Kait drew a star. What are the chances. :)

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. (Take me back)

I think you're super every day, moon. Glacier National Park, Montana.

Holland Lookout, Montana.

Hidden Lake, Glacier National Park. Classic.