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Curtis Harsh Photography

Curtis Harsh Photography

Solitary

Twins

Bison Cow

Pronghorn Buck

Bighorn Ewe

Bison Bull

Solitary

Twins

Bison Cow

Pronghorn Buck

Bighorn Ewe

Bison Bull

Texture, Detail & Abstract

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• Frosted •

I left my house one morning and saw that the top half of the mountain was white but was pretty sure that it didn’t snow. I knew that meant that there must be thick frost so, I ventured up to Gathland State Park to take a

• Twisted Cherry •

Here is an intimate shot of the patterns of a dead and fallen cherry tree. I love the detail of the lines going through the orange wood along with the green moss growing in some of the larger cracks. There are also bits

• Grand Prismatic Terraces •

While in Yellowstone National Park I did the hike along the Fairy Falls Trail to the viewpoint overlooking Grand Prismatic Spring. It was early in the morning and still chilly out so Grand Prismatic had a lot o

• Foggy Trees •

I was exploring Big Meadows in @shenandoahnps looking for wildlife when I came across this scene. I immediately knew that I wanted to take a black and white photo due to the lack of colors in front of me. I knew with the fo

• Blackwater Falls in Autumn •

Here is an older photo that I took many moons ago of Blackwater Falls in West Virginia. The fall colors were amazing while I was there and there was a good flow of water over the falls. Every year I think abo

• Eastern Chipmunk •

One of my favorite animals, an eastern chipmunk, sitting on a rock wall relaxing. This chipmunk didn’t mind me being there at all. I like the soft green of the background in this photo along with the complimentar

• Turkey Vulture •

I decided to take a walk along the C&O Canal to look for some wildlife to photograph. It was pretty overcast out and not too far before sunset but I figured even if I don’t find anything, at least I got out int

• American Badger Mother and Kit •

While in Yellowstone National Park last year I was heading towards Lamar Valley to photograph wildlife. On the way I pulled onto the gravel road that leads to Slough Creek Campground to see if there were