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Welcome to my photo travel blog. I am a landscape and night photographer who conducts photography workshops in some of America’s most exotic landscapes. I just completed a travel guide to the best landscape photography locations in Southern California, to be available in September 2015.

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Logan Pass, Glacier National Park

Going to the Sun Road, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan.

After my grizzly bear encouunter, I decided to continue up the road to Logan Pass.

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Labels: Glacier National Park, landscape, Logan Pass, Montana, nature, USA

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