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Visual Explosion
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Visiting Mesa Arch at sunrise is such an amazing experience. As the sun begins to rise over the mountains, the rays of sunshine light up the underside of the arch, creating a stunning glow. A real visual explosion for the visitor....
The Golden Hour
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Visiting Bryce Canyon National Park is a surreal experience. Numerous spires, hoodoos, and other rock formations cover the landscape, each unique and beautiful in their own way. Sunrise and sunset are a must see, as the lighting over the amphitheater as the sun begins to rise or set creates a real visual explosion for the visitor.
Wild Side of Yellowstone
$17.39
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Enjoy a collection of wildife images, all photographed in and around the Greater Yellowstone eco-system.
Landscapes by dbushue
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Enjoy a collection of images from various National Parks in the West & Southwest, including Yellowstone, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Capitol Reef, Grand Canyon (North Rim), and Canyonlands.
Landscapes
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Besides capturing images of wildlife, I also enjoy photographing beautiful landscapes, particularly areas of the West & Southwest. This is just a sampling of the images I have available. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to see more.
Wildlife
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Wildlife photography is my passion. There is no better place in the U.S. to capture an array of mammals in the wild than Yellowstone National Park and the Greater Yellowstone eco-system.
Path of Least Resistance
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Bull elk photographed near Blacktail Lakes (YNP)
Coal Beauty
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Always stop to see the horses & donkeys not far from the Hatchet Resort, right outside of Moran Junction, Grand Teton National Park.
Explored June 20, 2009 - #179
Bighorn Portrait
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Back to the May trip.....outside of the luck we had during our February trip, this is the only other time that we were able to see and photograph so many bighorn sheep. There was a large group that grazed not far from the Yellowstone picnic area the entire two weeks we were there as well as another large group in the Gardiner canyon. Makes you wonder if they get headaches, carrying around those heavy curls :-)
Explored August 27, 2009 - #70
Blurred Vision
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Oops....meant to focus on the ram but got the weeds instead
Explored #164 - 3/31/09
View On Black
Snow Spray
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Welcoming Howl
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This little guy welcomed us as we were entering the southern entrance to Yellowstone on 5/18 and put on quite the show. Such a beautiful sight to see and what a way to start our trip!!!!
Evening Stroll
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Loved the way the evening light highlighted this guy's features.
Kleenex Please
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bison photographed near Blacktail Lakes (YNP)
Strike a Pose
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Initially thought this guy was a grizzly when we first spotted him (actually hoping), but he turned out to be a beautiful cinnamon colored black bear.
Staying Low
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coyote photographed in the valley across from the Tower Ranger station
Sibling Love
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Chocolate and Black bear cubs located near Calcite Springs Overlook in Yellowstone National Park - photographed early in the morning, May 30, 2008
Up & about by 5:30 a.m. on this particular day. Made it to the Tower turn off around 7:20 a.m. and kept our eyes peeled for Rosie and her cubs, as we had watched them the day previous. Upon rounding a curve, we spotted a few people standing on the side of the road and knew instantly that we had hit the jackpot. Even better yet, there was no ranger in sight. The husband dropped me off so he could go and park the car. I thought, "here's my chance to show what can be captured with my new 80-400mm lens." I set up the tripod and camera and was not disappointed. For at least 30 minutes, these little cubs put on quite the show; running around, playing, fighting, and having a good time. Mama bear was never far away and stayed between the spectators and her babies. While it is probably not the best strategy, I decided to just shoot away and prayed for a couple o
Nursing Young
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Another in the fox & kits series - managed to capture the family while the young were nursing. What an awesome sight to see!!!! - View On Black
Winter Ram
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bighorn sheep photographed on a ridge near the Yellowstone River
Funny story....we had pulled into Wrecker's pull-out on this particular day with temps @
-24 degrees fahrenheit and spent approximately 20 minutes watching a pack of wolves through the spotting scope that were at least 1-2 miles away. After deciding that we had seen enough and needed to warm up, we got in our rented SUV to leave, and I caught some movement out of the corner of my eye. Much to our surprise, there were two bighorn sheep grazing not even 25 feet from us, and they had apparently been there the whole time. In seven years, we had never been so close to these majestic creatures, so I jumped out of the SUV and started taking pictures. Neither ram seemed to be bothered by our presence, although they would occasionally look up to make sure we were not getting too close. I chose this as one of my favorites because of all the incredible details....the eyes, the curls, the colors, and the grasses hanging from the ram's mouth...and a
Up For Air
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Bull moose photographed outside the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park.
Deeper than Anticipated
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Explored - Feb. 19th - Reached #41
View On Black
Shaded
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Different pose by Mr. Coyote. Just loved the contrasting light & shadows, and especially the way the light hit his eyes.
Waist Deep
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We watched this cow moose for quite some time outside the east entrance to the park. She drew quite the crowd but didn't seem to be bothered by all the spectators.
Round 2
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Bison engaging in a little play fighting. Photographed in the Lamar Valley early one morning.
Show Off
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There were two of these yellow-bellied marmots running around a rock ledge along the Beartooth Highway. One was quite shy and elusive, and the other, as you can see, was quite the ham. He didn't mind stopping to pose and was quite inquisitive. The white background was, surprisingly, some very deep snow for late May.
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