The Star of Lamar movement

The Star of Lamar movementA single, frost covered cottonwood catches the first rays of the sun in Yellowstone National Park's Lamar Valley. It was twenty below zero when I took this photo, and after wading through waist deep snow to get in position, I was out of breath and spring seemed an eternity away. Still, I noticed more light in the sky than a month earlier and knew it wouldn't be long until this tree's shadow fell on blooming dandelions. Time rolls on.. This is

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during July

Morning sun finds a small

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Nearly filling a 500mm lens

Standing above the water on a steep bluff while taking this photo

A family of coyotes howled in the west

contrasted against dark clouds and a steely river beginning to rise from snowmelt

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during early October

captured with Nikon's 500mm telephoto from over 10 miles away just as the moon breaks the horizon