100 Days Summer in Glacier National Park

  • January 29, 2021
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This summer, the editor of the journal «Glacier Park Magazine» Chris Peterson has launched a project with photographs of Glacier National Park in Montana, which runs 100 days from May 1, 2009. The project was made specifically for the slide show in 2010 in honor of the Century Park. For the project, he used a variety of cameras to show the 100-year history of the park.

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