Whitefish photographer visualizes badlands as new presidential library takes shape
Mammatus clouds over Badlands formations as a thunderstorm rolls through at sunset in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota. (Chuck Haney photography)
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Surfing action in Peniche, Portugal. (Chuck Haney photography)
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Old Granary with stormy clouds near Choteau, Montana. (Chuck Haney photography)
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Portrait of a Berber woman in Morocco. (Chuck Haney photography)
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Wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota at dawn. (Chuck Haney photography)
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From the badlands to the Sahara, unexpected shifts in the sky took Whitefish photographer Chuck Haney’s year by storm.
Haney’s been shooting in the badlands since his humble beginnings as a photographer, where he had one of his first big breaks. He produced a coffee table book – one of 16 over his 30-plus-year career – that showcases the grand landscapes of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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