I returned again to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming in early July. It is a place unique in its combination of wonderful landscapes and variety of wildlife. The weather during my visit was a bit more challenging than usual, but it brought wonderful clouds in the sky and along the Teton range that you don’t often see.

The image above was early morning at Schwabacher Landing, which on still mornings, provides a great reflection of the Tetons.

I was in the park with Jennifer King Photography Workshops and our group was fortunate to time our visit when the Great Grey Owl below was hunting each morning in the same area. We were able to capture some very nice portraits of this large bird with the camouflaged pattern feathers.

While the John Moulton barn on Mormon Row has been photographed millions of times, the morning we were there turned out to provide my very favorite image of this iconic scene. The fog bank along the Teton range makes the image in my opinion.

The group took a ride over to Idaho on the other side of the Tetons and stopped to photograph some birch trees in a field of grass being tossed back and forth by the wind. I like the way this turned out converting to a black and white image.