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My idea of the outskirts of Heaven ♥️

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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One of my most memorable moments ever at Snake River Overlook. Ethereal experience ✨

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming

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Roam wild.

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
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I prefer my mountains with some drama.

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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So ready for those spring and summertime sunsets 😍

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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One of my favorite spots to watch the mountains wake up, I will never miss a sunrise while in Grand Teton.

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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The kind of road that commands a slow roll down …

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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The most perfect way to spend a day in the most beautiful place, an elk herd passing through and rounding it out with peaceful bison grazing under a gorgeous sunset. Always just like coming home ♥️

Riding in the Grand Teton Mountain Range, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming @diamondcrossranch

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I’m probably in the minority but I love moody spring weather in Grand Teton and hope to experience some there in the next couple weeks!

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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When the colors start coming together in the sky and you know it’s going to be a painted sunset 🌄

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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Every now and then I have days when social media really gets on my nerves. On three occasions today I had to defend my latest post from accusations and criticism, ranging from “There’s no water at this spot! Where’s the fencing in front of this barn?! This is AI!” or “This barn is so overdone, find another place to photograph! 🙄”

I’m tired of it. I really am tired of being accused of using AI to fake my work, or photoshop to create composites simply because the “expert” that’s “been there before” or “stood in that spot” hasn’t ever seen it how I was able to photograph it. Or not even knowing that there are a few barns on Mormon Row rather than just the one they happened upon and claim the barn in their photo is the “real one” and that my one exposure photo is fake. Just because you haven’t personally seen the scene as I captured it, does that mean it doesn’t or didn’t exist? And this is one of my favorites - “I have been visiting for years, that view doesn’t exist! Wonderful fake photo!” And my response is just that they need to revisit and explore the area more, because it’s unfortunate they’ve not experienced that view for themselves. Capturing and experiencing these places in conditions and aspects you haven’t ever seen before is why I do what I do. It’s a rarity, and I live for it.

The world has become so accusatory and closed minded that a simple photo of a historic barn in front of the most majestic mountainscape in the country triggers anger from people. They feel the need to knock someone down who rose before sunrise to see and experience exactly what they think doesn’t exist, simply because they haven’t seen it with their own eyes. What is it, is it jealousy? Is it the constant need to prove someone wrong?

And I’m going to keep photographing and posting photos of the barns. As I’ve said before, I’ll never see them in the same light, weather conditions, or mood again. Maybe only a photographer can understand why that matters.

And yes, the dirt road in this photo with this view does indeed exist.

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming

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Springtime bringing the mood 💨

Grand Teton National Park, Greater Yellowstone, Wyoming
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