The Final Evening...
Hi everyone-
I am writing this post from the Super 8 parking lot in Gardiner, MT. I'll be heading up to the campground at Mammoth in a few minutes and there is no internet there.
So I have spent the last hour and a half working on some images while listening to the Presidential debate on XM. I really should have listened to something else as I didn't hear anything new or interesting from either candidate. Having listened to the first debate I really didn't have to listen to this one as it really was just a rerun. Hopefully the third one will have a bit more substance.
Anyway on to a bit more entertaining subject...
Tonight might be my last evening in Yellowstone for the year. I will spend the last day in park (tomorrow/today- Wednesday) and then head to Jackson for the night. Thursday I'll make the trek to Denver.
It was pretty slow in the park today. I saw a few animals, some great mule deer bucks near Tower, some large Bull Elk and a Blue Heron as well as a good amount of Bison.
However it was pretty much uneventful. One thing I noticed is that the park is really really empty of visitors. Most of the services are closed down and traffic is really light.
So with this in mind I have to figure out where I will get the best bang for my buck when I get back to the area from Texas Sunday night. I'll be flying back into Denver if anyone has any suggestions of where I might spend a few days photographing before heading back to PA.
Tonight's image was shot south of Canyon in Yellowstone National Park. This bull was keeping his harem in line along a ridge to the north of the road. He kept disapering over the ridge but persistance paid off and eventually he returned for a few moments allowing me to get a couple of cool shots.
Have a great day!
10/08/2008 02:43:00 AM
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2 comments:
Great blues. Love the way you have composed this image.
This has to be one of the best nature photographs I've ever seen.
I've taken a quick look at your earlier photos. All just wonderful! The eagle, the spring - all of them. I am impressed.
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