Location: Missouri River Breaks, MT
Natures flowing sandstone sculptures overlook the Missouri River and Dark Butte primitive campground on the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. Also known as the "Wild & Scenic" float, this area is about 3 days in by canoe from Fort Benton.
Open edition print - shot in 2006
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** 12-2-25 **This image now part of a permanent installation at the new Montana Heritage Center Museum in the state capitol, Helena Montana. (short youtube video link here)
"Honored to have these two large pieces part of a permanent collection in the grand entrance of the new Montana Heritage Center in Helena. This place is absolutely stunning, and due to the generous gifts by many benefactors and the hard work of countless people, this museum is open to the public and always free. The art galleries alone are worth seeing, let alone the amazingly displayed history of Montana.
I used to wander the halls of this old building almost 30 years ago, browsing through the historical archives of photos and art, getting excited as a young buck in my early 20s, fresh out of MSU as a naïve intern for Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks - design and construction. To see it now, so many years later, in its brilliant new found glory, and to have some of my work part of it now, is truly an honor."
