Various locations around the Tetons

I wish I had more time to shoot there; such an amazing place. Here are a few shots from Colter Bay, Oxbow Bend, Swabacher's Landing, Snake River Overlook....pretty much the go-to spots. I had some good luck with the clouds, but you can see on some shots I just had to work with what I had.

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Great series, you should be very pleased with them.

Great series indeed, you had better luck with light than I did last week. First afternoon was pretty decent, but by evening of my first day the deck had lowered a lot. I'll agree with the 'wish I had more time' statement - it's already on my 'must go back with more time and patience' list.

Great series, for me 5/6/7 are my favs.

Thanks guys. I'm moderately happy with them, but as always they could be better. I was jealous of one photographer I met out there (one of the guys I walked with down to Schwabacher's Landing) from Dallas, who was in the Tetons for a week or two by himself just driving around shooting. Some of his shots are amazing.

Wonderful shots. On the lake shore one I would PS the guy and boat out.

I cloned out a very bright family on the left already, but I kind of like the boat, and even though I told him to stay behind me when I was shooting, my son couldn't resist throwing rocks in the lake. If I were to print this for anyone though I would have to give him the digital boot.

Thanks for the input.

Right on DrL. It's still a fab photo.

Very beautiful series. I miss the Rockies sometimes. We only have reverse/negative mountains here in Florida (sink holes). I've adapted by shooting things other than mountain scenes.

Still, your photographs remind me of the beauty of the Western US. Thank you for sharing them with us.

Can't beat shots with clouds.