If you've been watching the new Ken Burns documentary on PBS, among other places you probably saw Grand Teton NP, which was created by an act of congress in 1929. Just last night they showed how the greater Jackson Hole area came to be a part of that existing park in 1950. This caused more than a little stir with some of the locals at the time, but ultimately--thankfully--it became one of the most spectacular settings for every flavor of traveler, photographer, adventurer and artist.
Many new and groovy images to come! (Well... in a week or so.)
Until then, peace.
Thought since I hadn't heard from you in a while that you had already gone. Anyway, looking forward to some great pics. Have fun.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Image Michael!!
ReplyDeleteThis photograph goes beyond a "landscape" shot, but it is rather a very quite piece of the Visual "West", or at least it is so in my mind.
Great Work amigo!
I can't wait to see the rest, the early mornings and late nights will certainly pay off by weeks end!
Cheers, Jeremy
Lookin' forward to seeing the new imagery from Jackson!!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Jeremy