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Best of 2014 Redux
Read More: Best of 2014 ReduxPer request by a fellow blogger, I’ve presented the Best of 2014 so you can watch at your own speed. I’ve also added some pics. You can purchase these images as prints that I print myself (Low Cost) at Dawn2Dawn Photography Each print is signed and numbered.
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Images, Montana, National Parks, Out In The Field, Photography, Photos, Rivers, Waterfalls, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Yellowstone’s Amazing Waters- Hot and Cold
Read More: Yellowstone’s Amazing Waters- Hot and ColdYellowstone National Park is a wonderland of waterways. Living in the parched desert of Southern Utah, I was jealous of the vast network of waterfalls and rivers that are ubiquitous in the park. During my recent trip to Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons, I was amazed how green and lush the landscape was. And don’t…
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Video Of Clepsydra Geyser At Yellowstone NP
Read More: Video Of Clepsydra Geyser At Yellowstone NPClepsydra Geyser is a perpetual geyser. Before the 1959 Lake Hegben Earthquake near Yellowstone, it erupted every 3 minutes. Clepsydra is a Greek term for water clock. because you could tell time by its eruptions. Now it just goes on and on with eruptions up to 45 feet high. Watch at HiDef at Full Screen
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I’m Heading To Yellowstone For Christmas This Week?
Read More: I’m Heading To Yellowstone For Christmas This Week?I will be passing through Grand Teton National Park and visiting friends working in Yellowstone this coming week. The weather report calls for SNOW Friday night at Yellowstone Lake where I will be camping! The employees celebrate Christmas every August 25th at Yellowstone. Legend has it that a group of people years ago were stranded…
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Photo Of The Week- Zoom In On That Rainbow
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Zoom In On That RainbowYou need a really wide angle lens to capture a full rainbow so I will zoom in on a rainbow to fill up the frame with the bright and brilliant colors.
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Why You Should Take Up Backpacking
Read More: Why You Should Take Up BackpackingTo get the shots I really wanted, I went out and bought a backpack. A tent. A stove. A mattress. A headlamp. A small pillow. A Jet Boil. A knife. Extra camera batteries. Matches. A wine bota. If you want to shoot in the golden light, miles from the nearest road, you’re just going to…
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Photo Of The Week- Grizzly Stare- Warning! Not For The Squeamish
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Grizzly Stare- Warning! Not For The SqueamishThe look on the face of this grizzly bear at Yellowstone National Park still gives me the creeps. Looks like he is mad because I took his picture or that I found him finishing off this elk carcass. I was about 100 yards from him and only 50 yards to my vehicle. He was also…
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Photo of the Week or What is The State Insect of Nevada?
Read More: Photo of the Week or What is The State Insect of Nevada?It’s a damselfly called a vivid dancer. I captured this slick looking bug at Yellowstone National Park. That look on his face reminds me of those old clown face photos that would scare the hell out of me when I was a kid. Damselflies are like dragonflies except for the creepy looking faces.
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Why Yellowstone is the best of the National Parks.
Read More: Why Yellowstone is the best of the National Parks.Just because you’re first doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the best. But there is a reason why Yellowstone was named the first national park on March 1, 1872 by President Ulysses Grant. Its biodiversity and geologic wonders are what grabbed the attention of Congress through the photos and paintings of Jackson and Moran respectively during the…
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Images in from the cold. Winters past.
Read More: Images in from the cold. Winters past.Many of you just endured a pretty harsh winter. It was way too cold to go outside. But, if you have a sense of adventure, a good down vest, winter boots, lots of fresh batteries, photographing winter can produce some memorable images.