The thermals were so unbelievably blue. And our weather was fantastic the entire trip which made them appear fathomless. I think my favorite were the fumaroles.
What can I say about Old Faithful? I think that winter was the perfect time to be in Yellowstone for the first time. I think the West is calling me. I can definitely see myself working in Yellowstone or living in Montana. Or Alaska. Maybe my New Year's resolution should be to figure out what the hell I want to do with my life...
There was a blanket of snow at least a foot deep over all the trees creating what they call 'snow ghosts'. I have a crappy point and shoot camera, but I was really impressed with how well it took pictures and I just love the way the snow looks covering everything.
In an awesome coincidence, Tracy just happened to be in Yellowstone at the exact same time I was so we got to spend New Year's Eve together! I haven't seen Tracy since I left Juneau, but she is one of those friends where you can not talk for months - or even years - and the second you meet up somewhere you take up right where you left off. It was good times and I miss that girl!
The circle of life. Kinda gross, but amazing at the same time.
Coyote tracks next to a wolf track. Wolves are a LOT bigger than I thought they'd be.
Ok, I know this isn't a Yellowstone picture but for Christmas I decided to let Pint have at it. She definitely enjoyed her first meaty prime rib bone. A lot.
The thermals were so unbelievably blue. And our weather was fantastic the entire trip which made them appear fathomless. I think my favorite were the fumaroles.
What can I say about Old Faithful? I think that winter was the perfect time to be in Yellowstone for the first time. I think the West is calling me. I can definitely see myself working in Yellowstone or living in Montana. Or Alaska. Maybe my New Year's resolution should be to figure out what the hell I want to do with my life...
There was a blanket of snow at least a foot deep over all the trees creating what they call 'snow ghosts'. I have a crappy point and shoot camera, but I was really impressed with how well it took pictures and I just love the way the snow looks covering everything.
In an awesome coincidence, Tracy just happened to be in Yellowstone at the exact same time I was so we got to spend New Year's Eve together! I haven't seen Tracy since I left Juneau, but she is one of those friends where you can not talk for months - or even years - and the second you meet up somewhere you take up right where you left off. It was good times and I miss that girl!
The circle of life. Kinda gross, but amazing at the same time.
Coyote tracks next to a wolf track. Wolves are a LOT bigger than I thought they'd be.
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I also really enjoyed the hell out of your photo album online. i see pint still has a smalldog complex. pray for my seahawks tomorrow! but if it comes down to lambeau against the pack, im gonna have to go with my boys. be prepared. :)
i love how mean those little yap dogs look when they get some real meat to tear into :)
oh, and packers all the way baby! screw holmgren!!
Man, those Yellowstone pictures are amazing! I've only been in Summer and 13 years ago; it mostly looked like motorhomes.
Were the wolves and the unfortunate quadruped just, like, by the side of the road?
that dog looks like he's giving that meat the business
Glad you ha a good time.
Point and shoot? Really?
Great photos! There are so many places in the States I need to visit... and Yellowstone is on the list!
nice pix. i haven't seen those thermals since i was a kid.
I heard Yellowstone is one, big, active volcano and could F up the whole world if it blew.
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