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Showing posts with label Tetons National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tetons National Park. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Ruby-crowned Kinglet

When we set up camp at Flagg Ranch our kitchen window was right against one of the cedar trees, the first evening we were presented with a musical to go along with our supper and for every meal there after.  This little guy could sing like no other and flit around like he thought he was a hummingbird, it was quite entertaining.  These were taken through the windows and one of them had the screen on it so they are a little distorted



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Lupine Meadow

Like the title implies these images were taken at the Lupine Meadow, it is on a road the leads to a trailhead for hikers and never seems to be used much.  It kind of seems like our little secret garden. 



Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Schwabacher's Landing Sunset

I finally got our photo cards from our trip uploaded this evening but I had to get all my images for City Impact finished up. I did manage to get at least a couple images tweaked though and can almost feel the cool air and smell the rain as a shower had just passed through.  It was a beautiful night and an equally beautiful sunset.


Friday, October 3, 2014

Some random images from our trip to the Teton's, hopefully I can get them all finished and put in an album before the end of the year!
Blue birds were everywhere, like we have sparrows here.


Mount Moran
 


Panorama of the Moulton  Barn

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Oxbow Bend Sunrise

We made it to Yellowstone/Tetons at about 3:30 and went straight to the Oxbow turnout to catch a little shut eye. We slept for about an hour and started getting our setup ready at 6:00. First light was at 6:18 and official sunrise was at around 6:45. There were probably about 25 other photographers there so not too many. The temperature was 34 and my jacket was packed away, needless to say by the time we finished a couple of hours later I could hardly feel my fingers but it was so worth it.


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