We were treated to an atmospheric extravaganza at Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. All of these photos were taken within a few short hours, over which time the weather alternated between brooding and blazing sun, popping off lightning and rainbows with equal frequency.
The Teton Range is stunning all on its own. But for our arrival she dressed up in Mother Nature’s finest. We couldn’t feel more grateful.
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I think you made my heart smile today. My son calls this place home. Yes he skis these beautiful mountains and bikes them too but what he does best is PAINT THEM.
Thanks for your beautiful timely post as I was missing him so much.
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Loving hearing stuff like this. Thanks for sharing!
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I placed him for adoption in 77 and we found each other him there me here just over 3 years ago I am blessed to be sure
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OH and your photos do, do this range JUSTICE! They are BEAUTIFUL and I know if you are like me, the hardest part of this BLOGGING thing is to pick which ones to place into a POST, lol great job! YOU HAD ME AT GRAND TETON xo
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Thanks. It helps when you have a great subject like the Tetons and then the weather just puts on a wonderful show.
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Yes how I know that after a weekend in the fog and rain it may not come across on my SD card but the colors this year I will never forget 🙂
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Absolutely amazing photos. Makes me want to return there soon.
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Wow
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The image with the rainbow is incredible! Love.
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I wish I could have been there – calm and peaceful – and your photos are beautiful
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Great post, Brian. I had to look hard at the first photo because it looked like you had photographed an oil painting. Beautiful photography to grace my morning. Thanks.
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Yeah, that shot really does look like a painting. I’m pretty happy with how it came out.
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Beautiful snaps!!!
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Holy sh*t! I love it when Mother Nature puts on a show like that to add to an already breathtaking splendor.
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Ha! Love it!
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Gorgeous! I’ve been wanting to go there!
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It’s worth the effort. You can hit the Tetons, Yellowstone and Glacier all very easily in one trip.
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I love these mountains. When I saw them in person I just felt it was such a privilege to see them.
Great photos too.
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Back in our pop up tent camping days, we were fortunate enough to snag the most incredible campsite ever at Lizard Creek campground in the Tetons. There was nothing between us and the water with the mountains behind. It was the most amazing view and always changing as your photos show. Needless to say, your beautiful photos brought back wonderful memories from 30 years ago.
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Don’t you love those prime camping spots? Nothing quite like waking up, and going to sleep, in a place like that.
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Fabulous! The photos and the place!
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It’s pretty awesome you were able to shoot different lights all within one day.
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We got very lucky, I think.
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Well shot, and excellently portrayed!
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These photo’s are breathtaking! Thank you for sharing.
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It’s good to see a feature on the Tetons. With two of the world’s most beautiful national parks adjacent to one another, Yellowstone usually gets the attention. The Tetons should have equal billing.
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I like the second shot with the dark clouds. Very moody. 🙂
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Many thanks for sharing your travels with us!
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