Exactly!! Good work
For years, I did post card work for a Wyoming company and your shot is much better than the one I did for the post card.

Having lived not too far from there and seeing that scene a bunch as well as photos of it, I think what you did is excellent. I like it just the way you did it.

I used an F5 backed up by an F100 for all of my 35 mm work. Both great cameras, I would highly recommend them both. Recently sold them to KEH camera.

The first images are of Jenny Lake and the last is String Lake--Teton Park.

I had both done and received the regular implants. Only need glasses for reading and closeup. Of the people that had the trifocals put in that I have heard from, only one was totally satisfied. I understand they are quite good but it takes a bunch of time to use them properly. I take pictures now that are better than before because I don't miss on my focusing. It has been lost evident to me with my macro flower work, very few focusing areas since my surgery.

I used to get most of my chemistry from Photographer's Formulary including D-76. I also used their divided D-76 with good results on my smaller format films. Don't know if they still make it, you might check.

I thought so, thank you, It's a really nice shot you made there. Thanks for sharing it.

Is that up the Gros Ventre road?

That makes sense. I didn't know you could get Bridge free.

Lightroom and Photoshop together are 10 dollars a month.

I see, I guess no gas is needed when you have 500 horses pulling it>

What kind of gas mileage do you get??

Replacing the sky would be cheaper!!

I lived most of my life in Rock Springs and Green River and documented the landscape and history of Wyoming for many years. I don't know your time frame but what you have drawn out is exactly the trip I would plan for you. If you would like to spend a day or two at Laramie, You could make a short side trip through the Snowy Range and come out at Rawlins on I-80 and continue on to Rock Springs. Much of your I-80 trip is desert country which offers some fine sunrise and sunset shots. Teton and Yellowstone are what they are, great. Beartooth pass is a must and Devil's Tower is awfully nice and nostalgic. I think you have mapped it perfectly. If you would like to see many of these places you might check my website.

Those are quite nice, very nicely done!!