I was working on my residency a Bighorn National Forest in northern Wyoming and there was a canyon on the eastern edge of the national forest with such a crazy name that I could not resist visiting. Crazy Woman Canyon. Now I have known several crazy women, men too, in my life. Truth be told it is a very pretty little canyon. Maybe someone could enlighten me on why it got such an ignominious name. I used a Toyo 45A camera with a 90mm Sinaron lens and a light yellow filter. Kodak T-Max 100 film
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