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Black Bear eating rose hips |
Great Gray Owl in falling snow |
Rutting Bull Elk
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My first trips to Yellowstone, clear
back in 1984 were in the fall. One of those first trips led to
my first published article and photos in 1985. Since then I
don't think I have missed a single autumn, a single elk rutting
season in the park. Many years I made several trips in
September and October and I learned about the park. I learned
the flow and movement of the animals, and I learned by experience
when and where to be at sunrise, before and after storms, and during
the elk rutting seasons. Lots of hours and miles on the roads of
Yellowstone.
Many of my friends have learned these things with me. I've
shot with others who taught me, and in turn I've taught those that
have come with me, friends and clients. There's been a long line of
fellow photographers, clients, and some just friends that I've
learned about the park with I've shot more than
600 days in Yellowstone and the park is more magical today than ever
before.
The bottom line is Yellowstone delivers the greatest wildlife
photography experiences in North America.
Reservations
We meet in Gardiner, Montana just outside the northwest entrance to
Yellowstone, just north of Mammoth Hot Springs on Wednesday night,
October 2nd.
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Harem Bull Elk crossing the Madison River at Sunrise
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Mousing Red Fox
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Bachelor herd of Bighorn Rams
Sunrise and Cow Elk on the Madison |
Alpha Female Gray Wolf and Puppy
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Alpha Pair of Gray Wolves
Coyote in Hayden Valley |
Bull Bison swimming the Yellowstone
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