Dawn Light

Thank you, Fremme. Someone dear to me showed me this wonderful spot to capture early morning light on the Grand. I’ll always remember this beautiful moment. I’m happy you enjoyed this image!

Thank you very much, Daniel. It was a special, serene moment in time.

Marilyn, thank you for stopping by to comment. I appreciate your support!

Thank you, dear Bela. Everybody was smiling that morning when the beaver pond was still as glass to produce a mirror image.

Thank you, Kat36. Very kind of you to write!

Thank you, J Kirk. Happy to know you enjoyed this image.

Thank you, John. I appreciate you stopping by for a look!

John, other than for the weight and hefty nature of the Wimberley head, I really like it. It’s tripods in general I don’t care for but I find my images look better when using them. The Wimberley works well with big lenses but I don’t find it awkward at all with a smaller lens. No drift anymore with any of my lenses—-YEAH!!!

John, I’m still drooling over your SW canyon images. HAVE to get back down there one of those days.

Me too, Scott. The Tetons and Yellowstone are both very special places, unique and always full of surprises.

JenLand, thank you ever so much. You live in Jackson, as in Wyoming? If so, I can see how you never tire of these magnificent mountains. I think the Tetons rank among the most beautiful mountains in the world since they rise so majestically above the valley. They really know how to make a statement!

Thank you, A.M. Ruttle. This was quite a surprise and honor. Hmmmm, problem is there are no whales in that little beaver pond. Okay, now that I’ve got that little bit of whalegeekdom out of the way, the Tetons are about the most impressive mountains I’ve been privileged to view. Thanks for the support!

Thank you, Dave. Hey, congrats to your canine leaders, Salty and Big B for their work in the Iditarod! Wonderful animals, aren’t they?

Rany, you brought a big smile to my face! Thank you!!!

You are too kind, Sandy. Thank you for your ever thoughtful comments.

Thank you, Loilee!

Thank you, CanDu! That’s an oft-photographed scene in the Tetons yet it never fails to amaze me in its beauty. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you ever so much, Steve!

Lynne, thank you very, very much!

Thank you for your continued support, Rick and Deb. I have many wonderful, special memories from my time in the great wilds of Wyoming!

Thank you, Sharon. Will do. I appreciate your invitation to the group, too.

Thanks ever so much for stopping by, OldBirch. Very nice of you to comment!

Oh, zumi, I couldn’t agree more. I just missed some incredible cloud reflections way up in the frozen north. The people I was with were getting mighty tired and cold so I didn’t feel like bothering them with me setting up for shots. Still, that glorious scene remains with me in my memory. Boo, now I wish I had persevered and taken some pics.

If only, zumi but those moments are gossamer and fleeting so it’s not likely I’ll be able to recapture that moment I missed. Besides, it was in the middle of polar bear country so it’s not likely that I’ll be able to return without much preparation….AND an armed guide! :-)))

Thank you ever so much for this honor! I’m so pleased!

Thank you so much!

Thank you, Matthew!

John, thank you ever so much!

Thanks so much, Scott!

Whoooohooooo! Thank you, Sharon!

Sue, I apologize for missing your comment. Thank you!

Thank you, walela! I used a magenta filter on this as the sunrise became washed out very quickly that day.

Sonjas, thank you for your kind comment!

Matt, this is a favorite image. I think it very pretty but I also remember two special people with whom I shared this moment in time. Thank you for your comments and reminding me of those who I cherish most of all!

Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking time to comment.

Catherine, thank you for the day brightener. I appreciate this honor.