Yellowstone Pics TR Part 2

[grizzle6]

Part 2 of a sickter mcrickter trip to Yellowstone over Memorial Day. Enjoy, suckas.

Yellowstone Falls from Artist Point


Dead Tree Detail, First Light


Dawn near Firehole Lake


Gibbon River


Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Inspiration Point


Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Inspiration Point


Lots o' Moss, Gibbon River


Meandering Mossy Stream at First Light, Norris Geyser Basin


Dawn, Norris Geyser Basin


Steam & Surf, Gibbon River

[skiing-in-jackson]

Enjoy, suckas.

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Inspiration Point

That shot is MONEY!

[Mr Happy Pants]

Yellowstone Falls from Artist Point


this makes me Happy!

[HotDiggity]

Wow! Those are spectacular. I have to visit that place someday soon.

[IridePow]

very nice!!!

[Alpine Dreams]

Nice pics.

[grizzle6]

Yellowstone Falls from Artist Point


this makes me Happy!

Yeah, it's defnitely nothing innovative as far as images go, but iconic shots are iconic for a reason. That place is unbelievable.

[Trackhead]

As touristy as Yellowsonte is, I really love the place. It is truly amazing.

[bossass]

Hey Griz,

That first shot of Gibbon river, how do you capture it so the water looks all flowy like that. I've tried a bunch of times to do this and something always looks wrong.

[grizzle6]

Hey Griz,

That first shot of Gibbon river, how do you capture it so the water looks all flowy like that. I've tried a bunch of times to do this and something always looks wrong.

Boss--
You just need to do a time exposure. And to do that, you've gotta have a tripod. On this particular shot, the shutter was open for 4 seconds. It's ideal to have a cable release as well, so you don't shake the camera by pressing the shutter button.

It's definitely one of those things that looks way more advanced than it is. You have to be careful too that you don't blow your highlights in the water--probably the most difficult part of doing a time exposure with water.

[sledneckripper]

Damn duuuude, thats some sick photography right there. Nice.

[schwerty]

REALLY nice work!

[srozing]

Wow, you are really talented.

[StormRider]

Excellent series grizzle. You’ve got a good eye.

[Tippster]

Boss--
You just need to do a time exposure. And to do that, you've gotta have a tripod. On this particular shot, the shutter was open for 4 seconds. It's ideal to have a cable release as well, so you don't shake the camera by pressing the shutter button.

It's definitely one of those things that looks way more advanced than it is. You have to be careful too that you don't blow your highlights in the water--probably the most difficult part of doing a time exposure with water.

You can also use the self-timer if you don't have a cable-release. Locking the mirror in the up position help on long exposures as well, but really only matters in stuff that's under a second.

Beautiful stuff once again, Adam. Thank you. My favorite:



That light is just bonerriffic, especially the slight rosy hues on the far ridge.

[Xover]

the norris shot really sucks

[Nohillsnearby]

ARRRGH! I could have been there this summer, but we have to go to DisneyfuckingWorld instead!

Nice shots Grizz.

[ulty_guy]

i think i'm going to be sick.....in a good way. sweet shot, my fave!

Dawn, Norris Geyser Basin