photography

Here are a few trips you could take this weekend.

I asked the morning show listeners to take a picture of the sunrise

We have many local photographers here in Casper and even more statewide. Each and every one of them has taken incredible photos and put in hours of work to make them look as good as possible. We do however have one guy who is putting his work, up for a chance to be nationally recognized.

These photos of wildlife are downright amazing and mindblowing. Even though we can get an up-close and personal look here in Wyoming there really is something about these photos and this video that is truly mesmerizing!

GussGuss Photography on Facebook shared the Maternity shoot of the future mother, complete with a colorful outfit and tutu.

Categories include wildlife, scenic, recreation, and flora. The Grand Prize winner will win $600.00 and more.

An award winning Wyoming photographer beautifully captured Wyoming's landscape and wildlife.

It turns out that it was a law at one point in time, but it restricted the use of photography for all game animals. However, is the old law still valid?

It’s one thing to see the beauty in Wyoming, it’s quite another to be able to capture not just the image, but the mood. One of our own from Powell, Wyoming has the gift and skills, MSM Photography and Mike Moore.
Fall lasts for such a short time, but the pictures provi…

As I sit here on a foggy and rainy Saturday morning, I think about last weekend with rain and snow and snow the weekend before that. I ran across this picture of Upper Deep Creek Lake And Surveyors Notch in Wind River Mountain Range, from Wyoming Mountain Photography and Dave Bell from Pinedale...

Wyoming photographer Dana Gage captured some of what I like about winter and Wyoming. Wide open spaces, cold, crisp invigorating air, silence (until you walk and hear that crunch under your boots), solitude and time to breathe and think...

Here are four tips from a professional photographer on how to get better photos of fireworks this weekend . . .
1.  Turn your flash off.  If you don't, everything over ten feet away will end up underexposed.  If you want to take a photo of someone with the fireworks behind them, s…