While descending, the amount of wild life we did see as flabbergasting. We saw tons of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep as well as a heard of Elk that we could not count. Unfortunately, or motorcycling instincts were in gear and mainly we couldn't be bothered by stopping to take pictures, regardless of how magnificant the animals were....
Christopher T. Forand - 2005
NIKON D70 using at 18 mm on 8/7/2005 8:05:06 PM
Exp 1/160 sec, F6.3 at using Program Normal 0 EV, Multi-Segment,
WB Auto White Balance, Sharpening , Tone , Hue , NR ,
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