The Story Behind This Shot
A double exposure of a Waterton Canyon bighorn ram facing the lens, with a snowbound massif and a frozen lake from Rocky Mountain National Park running through the curl of both horns. The park was established on January 26, 1915, when President Woodrow Wilson signed its founding act. The stare is the ram's own; the winter is borrowed.
A cold, commanding wildlife print with a lot of eye contact.
Where the landscape was taken
Bighorn - Rocky Mountain Winter is a double exposure; its landscape was photographed at Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
Bighorn - Rocky Mountain Winter
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Part of Wild Peaks, double exposures of Colorado wildlife and mountains →
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