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Path to somewhere?

Path to somewhere?

Hiking to the sea in search of penguins.

Hiking to the sea in search of penguins.
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NIKON D5500

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Aperture 5/1 ISO 500 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 110/10

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Mar, 2023

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Just the view alongside the path would be worth a journey down the path.

It was suprsingly relaxing and unique rain forest to beach.

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Waves on the beach.

We rented a boat at the marina at Signal Mountain Lodge. We drove it around Jackson lake for a few hours. It was pretty nice.

We were forcast for a pretty blah morning, thankfully, the weather changed it's mind and gave us dramatic clouds, a deep blue sky, and the perfect win

Crocus are one of my favorite flowers. Wonderful early spring beauties.

After the Firefall was over we walked back to our car. One of the many puddles offered a great reflection of the firey sky.

The Watchman, watching over his reflection.

One of the many Elk we saw in Rocky Mountain NP in the midst of the Rut. He turned around towards the rest of the herd and was encouraging them to fo

Bison Grazing on the meadow with The Tetons in the background.

The Nizina Glacier flowing into the background.

The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River in IR. If only the sky wasn't as overcast some more color could have come out of it.

Sure, Mirror Lake was very low in the middle of February, but the reflections were still beautiful.

The blond mother was easy to spot from camp, it wasn't until we got closer that we saw the cubs. Then we kept our distance.

In order to get to Sequoia from Kings Canyon in the winter you have to drive out and around. I drove down Dry Creek Dr. and was greeted to beautiful

Ultrawide view upside down from a downed tree on the side of the trail connecting Zion Lodge & The Grotto

This was the closest we got to a bear, which is good, even though we carried around Bear spray, you never really want to have to use it.

When we landed in Katmai in the morning it was a beautiful clear day, by time we left, clouds had rolled in.

The clouds make it look like we're a couple of miles above something, really making everything unique.

We got to the this overlook just in time to get some wonderful sunstar photos through the Aspens looking towards Longs Peak.

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