Options
1st Week in Yellowstone
Every Miles A Memory
Registered Users Posts: 123 Major grins
My wife and I are working in Yellowstone this summer for the sole reason that we'd be able to have the 2.2 million acres at our beck and call to photograph.
So far, our first week has been a photographers dream. We've seen and photographed every animal except a Grizzley, a Moose and Wolfves. We've seen both the wolves and a Grizzley, but they were too far off to get any decent shots of so we just sat glassing them through scopes and binoculars, probably one of the best way to see wildlife in the park!
So here is what we've captured in the first week.
1.
Baby Bighorn Sheep nibbling on some appetizers
2.
The Daddy Bighorn Ram yelling at the camera:D
3.
Vixen drinking out of a pond
4.
Great Horned Owl Fledgling near the Mammoth Visitor Center
5.
Bull Elk sitting on the edge of the forest
6.
Coyote in hot pursuit to cross the road near Madison
Full Gallery can be seen here if you'd like to see lots more
Thanks for looking
So far, our first week has been a photographers dream. We've seen and photographed every animal except a Grizzley, a Moose and Wolfves. We've seen both the wolves and a Grizzley, but they were too far off to get any decent shots of so we just sat glassing them through scopes and binoculars, probably one of the best way to see wildlife in the park!
So here is what we've captured in the first week.
1.
Baby Bighorn Sheep nibbling on some appetizers
2.
The Daddy Bighorn Ram yelling at the camera:D
3.
Vixen drinking out of a pond
4.
Great Horned Owl Fledgling near the Mammoth Visitor Center
5.
Bull Elk sitting on the edge of the forest
6.
Coyote in hot pursuit to cross the road near Madison
Full Gallery can be seen here if you'd like to see lots more
Thanks for looking
0
Comments
Bud
We're really looking forward to this summer. I'm hoping to buy some stock in Western Digital HardDrives:D
My wife snagged this shot out the front window of our truck - Canon 5D with a 28-300L lens
www.everymilesamemory.com
www.patbonishphotography.com
All Who Wander Are Not Lost
Nikon D80
Nikon D300s (on it's way)
Nikon 24-70 f/2.8
Tamron 18-200mm
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
Nikon 70-300mm
Tamron 90mm macro
some lights and backgrounds
My Photo Gallery:Northern Focus Photography
I wish I was half the man that my dog thinks I am...
http://danielplumer.com/
Facebook Fan Page
I remember useful traffic jams caused by wildlife, such as when a coyote slowly crossed the road. That was a video moment. Bison must hold the record for halting traffic, which they can do by taking over a road or hanging out nearby.