After finally joining the mirrorless crowd about a year and a half ago, I recently realized that I had only used the camera maybe three times since it was purchased. I contemplated putting it all up for sale here in the classifieds, but a quick glance at the going prices was not very encouraging. Since selling wasn't a realistic option, I forced myself to make it a point to start using the camera more, so I recently drove out to Grand Teton National Park and spent just under a week there. Despite the effort of making the trip from Southern California, I managed to accidentally lose a little over a day's worth of files in one of the cameras. To make matters worse, the lost files were by far my favorite photos from the trip. Fortunately, there are still some photos that I'm happy with, so here are some of the photos that I took during my time at the Tetons.
The view from Oxbow Bend early in the morning
The Teton range in early morning light
John Moulton Barn
Mt. Moran
The ground squirrels don't get as much love as the larger animals there, but they're a lot of fun to watch.
