A Photographer's Advice on Life
Mar 21, 2011
Our Mar/Apr issue features photos by Fae Johnston.
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Fae ran a ranch along with her husband, Jerry, at Interior in the Badlands. We were saddened to hear she passed away from lung cancer last week. -
Morning and evening chore timed provided Fae Johnston with ideal lighting to photograph the tranquility of ranching life. -
Badlands branding and roundups become neighborhood affairs in a land where ranches are miles apart. -
Johnston's pictures show that nature is never trivial - not even a cowbird on an Angus cow. -
Johnston captured daughter Cherie and granddaughter Torrie enjoying the affection of puppy Trace, a new addition to the family. -
When the White River was too high to cross, Johnston used her construction savvy to make a bridge out of old I-beams. Neighbors started using it, and Johnston joked she might start charging a toll. -
Cows huddle to protect their calves during a snow storm. -
A message for anyone, trapped in Badlands sage brush.
Photo Galleries
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Law Enforcement Memorial Service
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Staff Favorites from May/June 2013
Here are some of our favorite photos from the latest issue of the magazine. What are yours?
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