M. Mark Miller is a fifth-generation Montanan who grew up on a ranch ninety miles north of Yellowstone National Park. His earliest memories include his grandmother’s tales of her trip there in 1909 and her father’s trip there in 1882. Those tales inspired his series of books about early travel to the park. His articles on Montana history and park travel have appeared in magazines like Montana Quarterly and Big Sky Journal. He is now writing a memoir about his ranch childhood and coming of age at the University of Montana in the turbulent 1960s.
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Held over a weekend, the event is structured around a series of exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions. The exhibitions showcase a curated selection of photographs that tell compelling stories from various corners of the globe, each image accompanied by detailed narratives that provide context and deeper insight into the historical significance of the scenes depicted. These photographs are drawn from the archives of renowned photographers, as well as emerging talents, ensuring a blend of both classical and contemporary perspectives.
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