Hunter PageFine Art Photography
Vertical bands of warm light reflect across softly moving water.

Rivers Torment

North Fork, Montana. 2020

When I say it was cold, let me tell you, daytime temperatures were about 0' degrees and nighttime temps were as slow as -24 degrees Fahrenheit. And yes, I did sleep in my vehicle this night. Ice patterns on the shore of the North Fork River in early winter. A cold snap came in and frozen everything. The river itself was flowing but with slush on its surface. The river banks had a thick, inch or two layer of ice over almost all of the rocks. It was pretty fascinating. Some of it was so perfectly flat, it was like a table made of ice, perfectly level and smooth. The reflection on the surface of the North Fork River in Montana, showcasing the white tree bark of Birch trees, the red comes from dogwood and the moving of slush and ice on the surface of the river.

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