The relatively "young” mountains of the Grand Teton range provide a dramatic backdrop for classic landscape images. The mystical mist and geysers of Yellowstone suggest another world and a wealth of photographic opportunities. BEST WAY TO VIEW is by clicking on SLIDESHOW...the button is on the upper right portion of this screen.
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karl-tepfer > Snake River Overlook at Dusk. This was at the precise location where Ansel Adams made one of his iconic images. During the 55 years that have passed since he was there, some of the trees have grown and now hide a portion of the Snake River. Had to climb a rock wall to get to the best location on the edge of a rather steep cliff. I was, surprisingly, completely alone at this spot during this sunset so this is certainly a unique shot. © 2005 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Snake River Overlook right after sunset © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Snake River and Grand Teton Mountains © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Moulton Cabin © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Northern Moulton Cabin on Mormon Row © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Grand Teton Mountains at Sunrise © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Grand Teton Mountains at Sunrise © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Grand Teton Mountains at Sunrise © 2009 Karl Tepfer
karl-tepfer > Art imating life. © 2009 Karl Tepfer
Snake River Overlook at Dusk. This was at the precise location where Ansel Adams made one of his iconic images. During the 55 years that have passed since he was there, some of the trees have grown and now hide a portion of the Snake River. Had to climb a rock wall to get to the best location on the edge of a rather steep cliff.
I was, surprisingly, completely alone at this spot during this sunset so this is certainly a unique shot. © 2005 Karl Tepfer
> Snake River Overlook at Dusk. This was at the precise location where Ansel Adams made one of his iconic images. During the 55 years that have passed since he was there, some of the trees have grown and now hide a portion of the Snake River. Had to climb a rock wall to get to the best location on the edge of a rather steep cliff. I was, surprisingly, completely alone at this spot during this sunset so this is certainly a unique shot. © 2005 Karl Tepfer
Snake River Overlook at Dusk. This was at the precise location where Ansel Adams made one of his iconic images. During the 55 years that have passed since he was there, some of the trees have grown and now hide a portion of the Snake River. Had to climb a rock wall to get to the best location on the edge of a rather steep cliff.
I was, surprisingly, completely alone at this spot during this sunset so this is certainly a unique shot. © 2005 Karl Tepfer
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