Sometimes people are in the right place at the right time and sometimes it almost seems like nature is conspiring to help you get a really unique shot. I was driving around Grand Teton National Park this weekend hoping for a bear sighting, but that doesn’t mean my eyes were fixed on the ground.… Keep reading...
For those that weren’t aware, Saturday night was the peak of the Lyrid Meteor Shower. It was my last night staying up in the Jackson Lake Lodge area, so I figured I’d make the most of it and give my new Sigma 20mm f/1.8 a good test. As you can see, it works pretty well!… Keep reading...
I recently spent a few days up in Grand Teton National Park, finally taking advantage of a friend’s offer to use their guest bed at the employee housing of Jackson Lake Lodge. I spent much of my time in the Oxbow Bend area hoping to see some wildlife, but I only saw one fox who could run faster than I could grab my camera.… Keep reading...
My apologies for the lack of content lately. My life’s been a little hectic lately in trying to remove myself from some drama, moving to a new place and then not having a camera.… Keep reading...
Pilgrim Mountain is a prominent, but often overlooked mountain on the drive up Highway 89 through Grand Teton National Park. Just west of Pilgrim Creek, it sits above a meadow obscured by the opportunity for wildlife on one side, and the Teton Mountains on the other.… Keep reading...
I finally got my Canon 7D back from repair last week, but the weather had been a lot of wet snow and rain all week. Yesterday however, things seemed to clear up in the morning, so I headed out to Kelly in Grand Teton National Park and found plenty of wildlife to finally give it a real test.… Keep reading...