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Welcome! Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to the east of Wyoming's Teton Range, is a mix of lakes, streams, wildlife, tourists, and some of the best scenery that God ever granted this world.
I love it so much
that I habitually travel to it at least once each summer. I've scanned
some of those pictures in, and put them on this web page, plus three
others.
There are a couple of thousand more...but these are a sampling of some
of the places around Jackson Hole.
These images of Grand Teton National Park are photographed by Daryl Gibson, and are copyrighted. You are free to link to them, as long as you note my name, but I reserve all rights to the images.
Click on each image, or at the text to the
right of the image to see an enlarged version of the picture.
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Teton Pictures:
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All the pictures on Pages 2-4 (lots of pictures, best for fast connections)
THE GRAND TETONS, SNAKE RIVER OVERLOOK
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Click here to see one of the sunrise series, snake3.jpg |
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Click here to see one of the sunrise series, snake4.jpg |
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Click here to see one of the sunrise series, snake95.jpg |
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Click
here to see snake5.jpg,
a sunset taken from the overlook, with the Tetons in silhouette
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Click
here to see snake90.gif,
a daytime shot from the same angle.
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MT MORAN, OXBOW BEND
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Click here to see moran921.jpg, taken in the fall, at dusk. I call this "Blue Moran" |
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Click here to see moran951.jpg, a wide-angle, late afternoon shot, that has been cropped for a panorama effect |
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Click here to see moran952.jpg, a picture taken about an hour after sundown. |
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Click here to see moran953.jpg, a daylight shot taken a couple of hours after sunrise. |
OTHER TETON SHOTS
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Click here to see tetons1.jpg. This shows the streamers of an upcoming thunderstorm front. |
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Click here to see tetons2.jpg.This one was shot shortly after sunrise, at the south entrance to the park. Most shots you see of the range are taken from a head-on or north angle, so this is a bit of a different angle. |
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Click here to see tetons3.jpg. This one and tetons4.jpg are two shots of the Grand Tetons, surrounded by early morning clouds. One was shot on Ektachrome, the other on Kodachrome 200. |
The
National Park Service's
Grand Teton home page
A Guide to Photographing
the Grand Tetons
Flower Photographs by Daryl Gibson from Lola's Garden
Other photographs by Daryl Gibson
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