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Portrait of a pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park. The pronghorn is generally accepted to be the fastest land mammal in North America. This one was moving slowly. :-)
Upon entering the area, there were so many diverse animals, I remarked that the Lamar Valley was “Like Eden”. It’s obvious why the Lamar Valley has been called the Serengeti of North America.
704 Views – 9/4/2012
Pentax K20D, Sigma 50-500 mm lens.
Featured in Antlers, Racks and other Horned Animals
Featured in Absolute Clarity
Featured in 300+ Go Long!
Featured in PENTAX
*Featured at the The Pentax Photo Gallery website*
Stephen Beattie is a full time fine art photographer living in Burlington, VT. His BA is from St. Lawrence University and his MBA is from UVM. His preferred subjects are waterfalls, models, animals, Vermont landscapes, and scenes in National Parks.
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Beautiful !!!!!!!!
Thank you, Annalisa! I agree… :-)
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Outstanding!!! :)
Thanks, Tammy!
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Hi Stephen, I’ve taken lots of shots of antelope (we call them annielopes in our family) and have wished for just this light, just this amount of gentle movement, just this closeness (very skittish outside of YS). Thank you for catching the image I aspire to capture!
Thank you for your feedback!
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A beautiful capture!!!!!!
Thank you, Lorilee!
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You are so very welcome Stephen
:-)
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Had to drop in again! AMR
Glad you stopped by! :-)
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Awesome shot Stephen!!
Thank you!
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Congrats on your feature in Antlers, Racks, and Other Horned Animals. Barb
Thank you, Barbara!
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April 16, 2010
Thanks, Teresa! :-)
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You are very welcome Stephen
:-)
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