Few captures from our latest family trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. We spent a wonderful week exploring two of America's most breathtaking national parks.
The weather was unpredictable, with rain on several days, but it also rewarded us with some truly fascinating light and atmospheric conditions.
My last visit here was in 2009, and I was surprised by how much the landscape has evolved over the years. Time leaves its signature even on places that seem timeless. As an example the Mormon Row area appears to be overrun by foot traffic. I clearly remember those barns used to have grassy front yard. It seems all those grass are gone due to people walking over them.
The biggest change, however, was the sheer number of visitors. The crowds during sunrise and sunset were unlike anything I had experienced before. Bloggers, influencers, and content creators now gather in large numbers during the golden hours, making many iconic viewpoints surprisingly busy.
I hadn't visited a national park in nearly four or five years, and I must admit, things have changed quite dramatically.
IShootThings wrote:
Absolutely phenomenal! This was in July? My family and I are entertaining the idea of our first trip to this part of the country.
This was during last week of June. Unfortunately we did not get any wild flower at the antelope flats. Probably first week of June is the best time if you need to see wild flowers
Leaving Yellowstone tomorrow. Weather was unusually rainy and when it wasn’t, it was smokie. Still enjoyed my time there. Can’t wait to see how the images came out. Your’s are amazing.
