October Skies over Clarks Fork Canyon

On October 26, of 2016 I went on a field trip in my Field Methods Geology class here at Rocky. This was taken on my I phone 7. I just really enjoy the river in the foreground and the blue sky to the right and the orangish red clouds. Added a little dehaze, clarity and saturation. 

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