I don’t think this particular spot is on everyone’s must see list but for us photographers, a trip to the Grand Tetons National Park is not compete without a
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This Florida girl has always been impressed by mountains but the Grand Tetons were hard for me to stop looking at! We had some of the peaks in our backyard where we stayed while on this national park adventure, but they were
Among all the wonderful sights, sound and smells of Yellowstone National Park there are a number of waterfalls throughout the park.We stopped at
Lamar Valley – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming – Part 8
Posted on February 20, 2018 By Lynn WiezyckiWith a bit of driving to the northeastern part of Yellowstone National Park we arrived in Lamar Valley where the “buffalo roam”! Lamar Valley is an immense green valley that we were only able to drive through a portion of. On our way over the pass into the valley we saw the day’s first...
Mammoth Hot Springs – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming – Part 7
Posted on February 11, 2018 By Lynn WiezyckiAnother of the places that was on my list of must see locations while in Yellowstone National Park was Mammoth Hot Springs. This area is a bit of a drive in the northern part of the park but
Another year has gone by in a whirl of politics, hurricanes and learning a new job. But through it all my photography has been my happy place. When I take my camera and go wandering through a park, a botanical garden, a National Park or any where else, my worries and anxieties all melt...
Grand Prismatic – Midway Geyser Basin, Yelllowstone National Park – Part 6
Posted on January 23, 2018 By Lynn WiezyckiI had seen images of this iconic site but nothing prepared me for the actual view of the Grand Prismatic Spring in the Midway Geyser Basin in
Bannack Ghost Town – Bannack State Park, Montana – Part 5
Posted on January 14, 2018 By Lynn WiezyckiOne of the must see places we wanted to photograph while out West, was a ghost town. Our friend, Evan Jones, who lives in Idaho, told us about and then took us to a couple of interesting ghost towns. The one that was the most ghosty was Bannack, Montana. The main street was