Windblown at Sunset Size and Medium:30x45 ready-to-hang aluminum

Windblown at Sunset Size and Medium:30x45 ready-to-hang aluminumStanding in Yellowstone National Park's Blacktail Plateau, I watched a winter day end with one of the most colorful sunsets I've ever seen. It had been a day of low clouds that only began to break during the final moments of sunlight, setting the sky on fire with shades of purple, red, and salmon. I pointed my 500mm Nikon telephoto west toward Bannack and Antler Peak, and recorded a moment of wind driven snow peeling from their summits in the moments

arriving signed and numbered

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After a wet spring

this photo has depth

large bull takes a brief look at me before continue to graze

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My shooting technique that year was on par with any beginning photographer

Standing above the water on a steep bluff while taking this photo

Looking west at sunset to the Bridger Mountains in Montana

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the calls of coyotes gave way to the songs of flying geese