The virus has basically stoped my travels for the last year or so. But now starting to get out a bit. I recently drove to Jackson Hole and was able to get several good photos including one of my favorite subjects. I’ve taken hundreds of shots of the barn and each of them are different depending on time of year, weather, time of day etc.
I don’t shoot wildlife because my Leica is set up with wide angle lenses. However, while hiking along the Snake River in Jackson Hole I spotted this moose. Actually, she spotted me. I’ve cropped the photo as much as possible to be able to see her.
I was in Jackson Hole last weekend staying with a good friend and pilot who flew me to the back side of The Grand Tetons. This was shot at 13,500 feet on cloudy day making it perfect for Black & White
Moulton Cabin in Jackson Hole, WY is a popular photo with everyone framing it with the sun highlighting the cabin and the Tetons in the background. As you can see, the weather was uncooperative so I thought black and white would be a more appropriate way to see it.
After a couple of days at Zion National Park we moved on to Wyoming. The little town of Wilson is 12 miles southwest of Jackson Hole. Dear friends own a small ranch on Fish Creek and this is a look at the creek at sunrise.
john ferebee photo 