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Miller House Day 12
Miller House Day 12
emily212


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Camera: Olympus SP-510 UZ
Location: Elk Refuge
Date: Feb 13, 2007
Galleries: Architecture
Date Uploaded: Feb 13, 2007

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Comments: 15
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The Miller House
This house & cabin were built at the turn of the century by Robert E. Miller, First supervisor of the Teton National Forest. In 1915 the Fish and Wildlife Service purchased the building and 1240 Acres as the nucleus for the National Elk Refuge in an effort to preserve elk winter range in Jackson Hole. Through the efforts of the Teton County Historical society the house was placed on the National Register of Historical Places in 1969.

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 02/23/2007 06:06:38 PM
what a view!! thanks for sharing the history of the property
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 02/14/2007 05:56:09 PM
i would love to live there. thanks for sharing this with us
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 02/14/2007 12:43:20 PM
Wow that's vast and wintery looking. Seems like the sky is running down the mountains. I love the colors. Great shot.
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 02/14/2007 05:46:58 AM
What an awesome scene! Dang! I want to be there!
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 02/14/2007 04:53:10 AM
very beautiful and stark- i agree w/melon's advice...
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 02/14/2007 04:42:56 AM
Lovely scene! Seems a bit overexposed though.
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 02/13/2007 11:55:31 PM
great shot .. excellent history ...
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 02/13/2007 08:55:02 PM
A nice angle and history in your comments. You may try metering for the sky and then brightening the foreground in PP using masks and levels. Meaning brighten the whole image then erase the parts where the sky is.
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 02/13/2007 06:27:08 PM
Beautiful setting, and it must have been lonely there when this home was first in use. I agree with crop the top down to the snow line, and let people wonder how high the mountains are behind the house. This would be terrific on a clear day and with a polarizer.
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 02/13/2007 05:38:29 PM
Now that would really be a great homestead. I like the mountains.
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 02/13/2007 03:55:02 PM
Wonderful perspective.

A note on the photo itself - it's seems way too light for some reason, so we're missing the the tops of the hill they seem to have merged with the sky. More contrast might do the trick.
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 02/13/2007 03:24:11 PM
The Miller House setting in this scene is fantastic. What I wouldn't give to have lived in a scene this beautiful!
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 02/13/2007 03:06:40 PM
Great View
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 02/13/2007 02:57:07 PM
Very pretty! Love the snow lines coming down the side of the mountain.
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 02/13/2007 02:10:22 PM
Nice lines on the house and tables. Wonder if there was less sky if it would bring the eye even more so to the house.
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