Montana Photojournalist + Fine Art Photographer Thomas Lee

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Montana Photojournalist Thomas Lee -Monida 04

"I'm the last one here," 63-year-old Clay Roselle claims. In the 1980s, Roselle started the junk yard he runs today — Monida's only open business — collecting scrap iron, after stints in prospecting, trapping and lumber. "I'm eventually going to clean the place," Roselle says. "Iron is going to be worth something if I live long enough."

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