This is the kind of exercise I like
Members of the River of No Return Photo Club who showed up to the June 22 meeting were challenged by VP Beth to photograph nine elements of photography while in…
For the birds
Like many who grew up in the Twin Cities years ago, I watched "Axel and his Dog," a local kiddie program. Clellan Card portrayed Axel Torgeson, complete with a scandihoovian…
Best of 2021 photo e-book
Welcome to the 15th edition of my "Best Images" books. Here's a PDF of this year's edition. I think it is best downloaded so pages can be viewed in the…
August 12 is World Elephant Day
I've been lucky enough to meet a few elephants on assignment or on my own. They are marvelous animals and deserve to thrive in the wild. Performing Animal Welfare Society…
A moose wanders onto the property on Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in Salmon, Idaho. It is the first moose sighting since moving here. (© 2020 Cindi Christie/Cyanpixel)
Looking for a moose in all the wrong places
A moose wanders onto the property on Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in Salmon, Idaho. It is the first moose sighting since moving here. (© 2020 Cindi Christie/Cyanpixel) Ever since moving…
Lemhi River study aims at improving fish habitat, survival of migrating salmon and trout
The sight of a bull trout caught in a rotary screw fish trap was cause for excitement as Jared Barker emptied the trap box. It was the largest he had seen. Bull trout, Chinook salmon, steelhead and cutthroat trout are the “target” fish in a study of juvenile fish migrating from the Lemhi River.