Sarah and I recently returned from Yellowstone National Park, our first extended photography trip since the pandemic began earlier this year. Apparently the rest of the United States also felt it was a good time to visit the park, but despite the crowds (which we could easily escape by getting up earlier or hiking on less popular trails) we had a great time. We were treated to a variety of conditions including an early season snowfall, foggy chilly mornings, and the onset of fall colors. It felt great to be outside photographing and hiking again, we needed the break and distraction from what has been an incredibly difficult year (for us and many others).
Here is a selection of my photos from the trip, you may wish to see the complete gallery which includes over fifty new photographs.
I hope you are able to get out and enjoy fall as much as possible this year. The colors are looking good right now in southwest Colorado, time to head outside.
-Ron
Liquid Thunder
Steam Shower
Amazing Graze
Light Touch
Golden Ribbons
Precipice
Sticks and Snows
Spouting Off
Water Dance
Evening Ghosts