Wallpaper – Grizzly Bear
As we were going through footage from past years, we came across this Grizzly Bear. This was taken on the shore of Lake Sherburne sometime in Summer 2008. Download all resolutions on the page.
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Wallpaper – Running Eagle Falls in the Snow
If you’ll remember back a whole three days ago, I shot footage of Running Eagle Falls on a nice spring day. Now it’s covered in snow. This was taken yesterday, April 29th, 2010. Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Two Medicine
Two Medicine on April 22, 2010. Shot in 4k with the RED One. Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Running Eagle Falls
This one is hot off the presses. Running Eagle Falls from this morning, April 26th. Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Elk Herd
As promised yesterday, here are the 2 shots I chose of the Elk herd on April 22, 2010. Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Moose, Whitetail Deer and a Mountain Bluebird
Mike got so many great wildlife shots yesterday that I ended up making 3 new wallpapers. Tomorrow I will post some fantastic shots of a herd of Elk, which were also shot on the 22nd. Moose Whitetail Deer Mountain Bluebird Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Comma Butterfly and Mount Grinnell
First up we have a Comma Butterfly on April 20, 2010. Second is Mount Grinnell Mount Gould also on April 20, 2010. Download all resolutions on the page.
Welcome to the New Website!
As you can see, we have redesigned The Parks Project website. It now matches the theme and branding of the Glacier Blu-ray cover art. And speaking of cover art, here is the tentative case design. There will probably be a few more things added to it, but this is what the Blu-ray will look like … Read more
Wallpaper – Mount Saint Nicholas
Mount Saint Nicholas on February 23, 2010. Download all resolutions on the page.
Wallpaper – Snyder Creek
The Creek. At least that’s what I call it. I can’t remember exactly where this was, but I’m confident it was in Glacier. Shot Summer 2009 with the RED in 4k. Update: Thanks to Tara and David for identifying this as Snyder Creek near Lake McDonald Lodge. Download all resolutions on the page.