Recent trip to the Tetons (Page 4): Guess there IS a need for a second camera... :sm02: :sm02: Still a great shot...

Blaster34 Loc: Florida Treasure Coast

gunflint wrote:

Well I was set up on my tripod, wide angle lens, about 3 degrees outside and shooting some predawn photos. So when the herd came by I didn't have a chance to switch to a zoom lens but they make a nice addition to the landscape photo.

Guess there IS a need for a second camera...

Still a great shot

paulf6 Loc: Orono, ME

gunflint wrote:

Hi everyone, I have not shared photos on this gallery before but I enjoyed being in the park 2 weeks ago and came home with a lot of photos I like. Enjoy...

Notice the herd of elk crossing the valley in Pic #5

Dave

Very nice series!

OneShot1 Loc: Wichita, KS, USA

Fabulous set!

A10 Loc: Southern Indiana

WOW!, #3 and #4 are gorgeous and sure wall hangers.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Thanks, I have been reading a lot of C J Box - Joe Pickett books lately and those mountains are always in the background of the settings he describes.... Now I have a better image of what they look like, as they say a picture is worth a thousand words.

rdrechsler Loc: Channel Islands Harbor, CA

Brrrr. But nice set.

napabob Loc: Napa CA

very nice images, well done

R Dubs Loc: Linloln,Ne.

We have relation about 20 miles from Jackson and we visit the area often was your third photo taken near Moran junction I have a photo from that area that is very similar I would post it but I feel that would be rude to jump another s thread with out asking, it is always fascinating to visit there and you have captured it well

gunflint Loc: Rocky Mountain High, Colorado

Blurryeyed wrote:

Thanks, I have been reading a lot of C J Box - Joe Pickett books lately and those mountains are always in the background of the settings he describes.... Now I have a better image of what they look like, as they say a picture is worth a thousand words.

I am not familiar with the books, will have to check them out.

gunflint Loc: Rocky Mountain High, Colorado

R Dubs wrote:

We have relation about 20 miles from Jackson and we visit the area often was your third photo taken near Moran junction I have a photo from that area that is very similar I would post it but I feel that would be rude to jump another s thread with out asking, it is always fascinating to visit there and you have captured it well

Sure post it! Yes it is one of the Oxbow Bend pull offs.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

gunflint wrote:

I am not familiar with the books, will have to check them out.

You will like them, he is a very good author the stories follow a Wyoming Game warden who constantly finds himself investigating some sort of crime.

http://www.cjbox.net/about-joe-pickett

Keven Loc: Grandview, WA

Nice series.

birdman12 Loc: Pinopolis, SC

Are the elk way back by the distant trees? I need a better monitor.

rmm0605 Loc: Atlanta GA

gunflint wrote:

Hi everyone, I have not shared photos on this gallery before but I enjoyed being in the park 2 weeks ago and came home with a lot of photos I like. Enjoy...

Notice the herd of elk crossing the valley in Pic #5

Dave

Absolutely gorgeous photos! I especially like no. 3 of the Teton range with river in foreground. Also the one with the mist cutting the frame in two!

fourg1b2006 Loc: Long Island New York

I loved looking at this series...very well done.