Photo Journal: Teton Winter 2010
A week of skiing in Jackson Hole allowed a few opportunities to sneak away to photograph in my favorite mountain range. The snow was deep and there was not a lot of great light but there were still a few good opportunities, including the lunar eclipse. Here are a few images when the clouds parted, including a few shots of the moon settting over the Tetons shortly after the lunar eclipse.
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The gondola carries the strongest skiers to the top of Jackson Hole Ski Resort, considered by many to be one of the most difficult ski resorts in the world. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Even during the depths of winter, the water does not wholly freeze over providing a haven for ducks, geese and trumpeter swans. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A winter storm clears the Teton range Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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An hour after the first lunar eclipse in more than 300 years, the moon sets finally behind the Teton range. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Mount Moran catches one of the last rays of light. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Moments after a lunar eclipse, a full moon sets over the Teton Range. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Grand Teton stands in bold relief. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A full moon sets over the Teton range after a rare lunar eclipse. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A storm clears the upper bounds of the Jackson Hole Ski Resort near Sublette. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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The emptiness of alone. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A solitaty tree in a barren wilderness Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A brief respite in a long winter of storms in Grant Teton National Park Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
