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Lakeman

Lakeman

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Teton's is one of my favorite places, absolutely beautiful but like most NP's lots of people especially in the well known photo spots. This particular day the parking and photo area were packed but I spotted a trail and head up along the shore about 50 yards and found this spot, of coarse I had two cans of bear spray (and a little more protection), didn't want to be lunch. Was the first of June and the bears were pretty active.
 
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Lakeman said:
Teton's is one of my favorite places, absolutely beautiful but like most NP's lots of people especially in the well known photo spots. This particular day the parking and photo area were packed but I spotted a trail and head up along the shore about 50 yards and found this spot, of coarse I had two cans of bear spray (and a little more protection), didn't want to be lunch. Was the first of June and the bears were pretty active.
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I know the spot you’re talking about, at least I think I do!
 
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We've headed out west from KY every year since 2016, except for 2020 COVID Crap, all my campground reservations were canceled. 6500 miles in 2019, 6200 in 2021. Rocky Mountains, Tetons, Yellowstone, Glacier, Custer State Park, Badlands, Moab, Zion, Bryce, North Rim of the Grand Canyon (one of my favorites) and all the places in between over the years, a lot to see out there. Seriously looking at Alaska this year, but won't be driving, not with the price of diesel!
 
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So here is one of my latest Astro shots. Orion Nebula shot 1/22/2022, Nikon Z6, af-p nikkor 70-300mm at 300mm, iOptron SkyTracker Pro, iso 800, 105 second, 29 shots stacked.

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