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Soda Springs, Idaho. Naturally carbonated mineral water geyser. A landmark for wagon trains on the Oregon Trail.
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Basalt cliff seen here was noted in journals by early explorer John C Fremont. Bear River, seen at left, flows northward from Bear Lake on the Utah-Idaho border, wraps the tip of the mountain seen here, then turns south and west before emptying into the Great Salt Lake. This is the Great Basin - west of the Continental Divide, but no water reaches the Pacific Ocean. Just beyond this point, the California Trail parts southwest while the Oregon Trail continues northwest. This is the northern terminus of Wasatch Mountains.
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Camping at bear lake, Idaho this past summer, I captured this photo that shows the beautiful colors and contrast of the water and land next to it.
Experienced by Brandon Nelson
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Mowing the lawn and weeds of an old historic home in Smithfield Utah. Located at TK Secure Storage in Logan & Brigham City, Utah. www.tksecurestoragelogan.com www.tksecurestoragebc.com
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On a foggy day, I looked over the valley and saw the air traffic control tower rising above the fog. In Northern Utah, we get bad inversions and the nasty air just hangs out for weeks at a time.
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This is the view out of the cave looking across the valley. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.
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This is looking down from the roof of the Wind Caves, the highway is way down there in the center of the picture. The trail takes you to the roof of the cave and you have to scramble down to the cave itself thru some openings in the back of the cave. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.
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Snowy mountains & self storage in Logan, Utah. TK Secure Storage of Logan & Brigham City are located in areas surrounded by seasonal change and panoramic views. www.tksecurestoragelogan.com www.tksecurestoragebc.com
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A picture that I really love from a trip in Wyoming. Just near the city of Jackson, you can find the National Elk Refuge, where a huge herd of elks find some peace before returning to Yellowstone, where it belongs.
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Captures by the painted mountains
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I had been at Grand Teton National Park for about a week and this was my final morning. I had not had much luck getting a moose shot so decided to pick a spot along Moose-Wilson Road by the ponds and see if anything showed up. Just before the sun rose, a bull and a cow showed up to grab their breakfast. In this shot, the bull headed towards me just as the sun crested lighting up the flowers, grass and his antlers.
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The most photographed barn in USA. It seems to work out well for me when I come here. No one is around many of the times so I take a few photographs. I think it is because the Tetons are hidden by the clouds. It is alright with me to be left alone here.
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I took a road trip from Idaho to the Grand Tetons and slept in my car to wake up for this beautiful blue hour right before sunrise. I didn’t need to edit any colors really it was just as cool blue as I saw. I was jumping out of my skin experiencing this range for the first time, tired, and hungry and hoping to run into a few Moose.
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The most photographed barn in the world.
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This canyon holds streams that feed Jenny Lake, one of the better known landmarks in Grand Teton NP. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.
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I fulfilled a life-long dream this summer when I took my family to visit Yellowstone National Park and Grand Tetons National Park. This was a vacation full of amazing beauty. I long to return there every time I see this photograph and others I took.
Experienced by Paul Olsen
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Had less than 10 minutes to take this when summiting Grand Teton due to incoming weather storms and I wanted to capture the massive change in elevation I’d just traversed and give viewers a sense of scale. I chose to focus on the landscape break versus the sea of continuous mountain top texture facing the other direction while including a human element to bring scale into perspective.
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We were on our way to Yellowstone on a 6 week road trip across the US. I knew we would be driving through part of the Grand Teton park but had no clue how beautiful it would be as we had heard so much more about Yellowstone. When we saw these colours we just had to stop and take a closer look. There’s so much to look at in this picture with the mountains, autumnal trees and pristine inviting lake but somehow, to me, it all fits together perfectly.
Experienced by Charlie Marsh
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Grand Teton park is not known for its sunsets so much as it’s sunrises. This is because the sun sets in the west, behind the mountain peaks. But the first night I was there, I caught a little bit of sunset color over the Teton peaks. Clouds and rain moved in that night and this was the last time I got to see the Grand Teton Peak, the tallest one on the right, for the next 3 days.
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Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Experienced by Tony Cannistra