Tag: Sony Mirrorless Camera
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Hoar Frost
A few cold mornings and the hoar frost was wet and heavy. Along the Gros Ventre River Willows encased with hoar frost. Cottonwood Trees and Sagebrush encased with hoar frost.
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Selected…
Maggy Hiltner has selected my Artwork entitled “Thunderhead Over Teton County, Idaho” for inclusion in the 2024 National Juried Exhibition at the Wllards Art Center. A total of 417 submissions were received and 54 pieces were accepted to the exhibition (including mine). The exhibition opens March 14 and closes June 2, 2024. My artwork will be offered…
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Cottonwood Trees…
Cottonwood trees in the fog. It wasn’t that long ago I was looking for bull moose here. Season of change.
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Moose Along…
Moose along Cottonwood Creek. One of me haunts to look for moose. A nice looking bull moose. Scratching his antlers among the shrubbery. One last look before he went about his business.
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Moose Saloon
The Moose Saloon located in Alpine, Wyoming Thawing out. Wyoming Cowboys The locals. Pool tables and Budweiser What do you want to drink? Nothing for me, I was driving. Your choices.
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Bridger-Teton…
Bridger-Teton National Forest. Snow On the Hillside. Clouds above the Gros Ventre River. The snow covered area directly above the river, is where the Gros Ventre Slide occurred.
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Entered…
I have entered and submitted 13 black and white images for consideration in the Center for Photographic Art Members’ Juried Exhibition. Here are the 13 photographs I submitted. I am now moving forward to the Jackson Hole Art Festival, as mentioned previously. Thunderhead above the Teton Range. Glacier View-Fresh Snow-Grand Tetons Exploding Cloud Jagged Peaks 4 Swans…
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Bighorn Sheep…
As I was moving along Miller Butte, I encountered a band of bighorn sheep. I had been waiting for them to return to their winter grounds, but we have had a very mild winter so far and they returned later than normal this year. Regal Pose. Walking right by me. Always nice to see them back.
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Portraits…
Portraits of mule deer that I encountered migrating along the Gros Ventre River. He was the smallest one of the group. A bigger buck checking me out. He was the biggest buck of the herd, with his buddy trailing behind. Definitely a mature buck. My last pic as he walked by me.
JMR 