After leaving Jackson, we drove up through Yellowstone National Park. I’ve never been there before, and it was interesting to see the famous national park – the nation’s first, in fact. Aside from the masses of gawking tourists, what struck me most about Yellowstone was the absolute purity of the landscape – its untouched pristine landscapes teaming with wildlife. But the highlight for me was the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and its thundering waterfalls.
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I really like the photo where sun is illuminating the falls Jack…in my mind, the second photo here has the most impact… glad to see you traveling to new territories…. 🙂
Thanks Rajeev! Yeah the golden light in the mist that morning was pretty awesome. Just moments before I was able to take that photo, there was a strong brocken spectre shining in the mist in the sky just to the right of the falls – you can still see it faintly in the second image. Unfortunately it faded just as I got the camera set up.
I really like the photo where sun is illuminating the falls Jack…in my mind, the second photo here has the most impact… glad to see you traveling to new territories…. 🙂
Thanks Rajeev! Yeah the golden light in the mist that morning was pretty awesome. Just moments before I was able to take that photo, there was a strong brocken spectre shining in the mist in the sky just to the right of the falls – you can still see it faintly in the second image. Unfortunately it faded just as I got the camera set up.
These are the best photos I’ve ever seen of Yellowstone Canyon! Beautiful work!!
Thanks for your compliment, Ben!
Hi Jack,
These photos really capture the beautiful canyon and waterfalls. Beautiful work as always!
Best,
Kasia
Thanks Kasia! 🙂
Your post could be bound together and used as a travel guide to all of earth’s awesome places!