Photo Journal: Tetons Summer 2011
Record snows were late to recede leaving snow-capped mountains, vibrant flowers, and late awakening bears. Included among some traditional locations are images captured in a variety of less visited areas that contribute so much to the beauty that is Tetons National Park.
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Snow-capped peaks provide a powerful backdrop to Moulton Barn even in late June. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A field flowers of along Antelope Flats lean toward the rising sun. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Dawn's light bathes Oxbow Bend and the Teton range in a sea of pastel blues and purples. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Dawn's first rays light the peak of Mount Moran and the Teton Range above Oxbow Bend. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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The Teton's mot famous grizzly, 399, takes a few minutes to nurse her 3 cubs. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Grizzly Bear 399 responds quickly when one of her nursing cubs is a bit too rough. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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399 gives an old fashioned smackdown to one of her cubs that was too rough nursing. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Few places are more magical to watch sunrise than the beaver ponds at Schwabacher's Landing. Winter's deep snows provide a powerful backdrop even in late June. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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A magical June sunrise downstream from the beaver ponds at Schwabacher's Landing. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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Mount Moran and the snow-capped Teton range reflect in Jackson Lake. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
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The last rays of light strike the Tetons. Photo © by Ed Fuhr.
