The triceratops definitely falls into one of those "Top 5" dinosaurs of my youth. Now there are so many, I hardly know where to begin. I go through my son’s dinosaur books and I am shocked at how many different names there are. I can’t keep track of all that. Plus, the names are kinda rough. Each one seems to have over seven syllables.
This was shot at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman. It’s one of the top dinosaur museums in the world and the curator is Jack Horner. I was lucky enough to get a personal tour through it with Jack… he showed me all kinda of secret stuff throughout. Awesome! I have another friend up there named Dr. David Sands who actually found one of the triceratops that is in the museum. I can’t imagine finding something that big… If I did, I think I’d tell everyone I know the first time I met them. Hi, I’m Trey, I found a Triceratops!
I also made a new page here on the site in tribute of my favorite photographer, Edward Curtis. I mentioned him in a recent interview and it occurred to me people may not know who he is! So, I put together a grouping of some of my favorite photos of his. Be sure you read the bit about his ex-wife.
from the blog at www.stuckincustoms.com
Awesome….almost looks 3D.
I was at the DC natural history museum and tried to do some HDR… needless to say, I couldn’t get them 1/5th as clean as this one came out. You never cease to amaze.
I deal with the same problem when I read to my son from his books on dinosaurs. Thankfully, one of them includes a clear guide on pronunciation
Beautiful photo.
Awesome !!!
Fantastic perspective !!!
great shot
Great capture Trey!
The details are awsome. Cool picture.
awesome point of view!
Great shot. Love the simplicity of the colours..
very nice shot
Now I’m wishing that I’d had more time when I was blowing through Bozeman a few years back. Great shot!
up close and personal i like ! well done
nice shot great POV
I Love this shot!!! It reminds me of when Jurassic Park (the movie) came out and it made me want to get into Paleontology.
wow……….very impressive….nice capture and does look like 3D…………
Thanks!
Yes POOJAY – Jack Horner was actually the model paleontologist upon which Alan Grant was based.
What a cool shto!
Cool – looks like a scene from a movie!
Really like your composition here
Muy Buena toma…..