Clickin' around Wyoming

I spent my 4th of July helping out my co-worker by supervising a high school boys basketball team's concession stand at the youth rodeo that is held every July 4th in Farson, WY. On my way back to town, the radio advertised a photo contest and I thought, well maybe I should enter....I don't know what I might won't win, but I should still enter. So as soon as I got home, I looked through my Wyoming photos (I should really take a few more!) and uploaded the following photos to the contest. Hey, ya can't win if you don't enter, but if you'd like to help tip the scales my way visit the website and vote for one of my photos!

The rules for the contest were pretty easy
  1. All photos must be taken in Wyoming
  2.  All photos must be “family friendly” in order to be entered into the contest
  3.  Photos can include any type of photo from landscapes, action photos, underwater, glamour, wedding, architecture etc.
  4.  Must upload all photos on website
  5.  Any person can submit photo or photos but can only win with one photo meaning if they have 2 photos in the top 3-5 the photo with the most votes will win and the 4th    or 6th place photo will move into the top 3-5 (depends on how many winners I want to give prizes to)
  6. Must be from the same counties we use for the Big Bull Contest to partake in contest
  7.  Photos must be the work of person submitting the photo(s) into the contest
A River Runs Through It: Green River, Sweetwater County

Good Morning, Sheep Camp: White Mountain, Sweetwater County

The Devil Made Me Do It: Devils Tower, Crook County

      
Sunday Church: Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Sweetwater County
















Comments

  1. TiffanyFriday, July 05, 2013

    You can't win if you don't enter. SO true! Good for you. I love them all, but the sheep camp one is absolutely amazing. AMAZING!

    ~Tiffany

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  2. The Lady OkieFriday, July 05, 2013

    Pretty photos! I love all the open space.

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  3. AnonymousMonday, July 08, 2013

    Love the photos! I'm going right to the site to vote for my favorite.

    -Amy

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  4. NicoleMonday, July 08, 2013

    I like the first two the best!

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