Photographing wildlife from a moving kayak is fun but the results are always uncertain due to the movement of the river and the subject. Luck happened to be on our side as we watched this elk in Grand Teton National Park.
Author: Mike and Christy
Aristocrat.
This Yellow Headed Blackbird saw us out taking photos one afternoon and asked for a portrait to hang above the family nest. I was glad to oblige his request.
Change
Change is in the air.
Clark’s Nutcracker
A Clark’s Nutcracker enjoying an early fall day along the Lewis River Channel in Yellowstone National Park.
At the feet of giants
Floating down the Snake River at the feet of giants with their heads up in the clouds. The Teton range is a majestic sight even on an overcast September day.
Early Fall On The Alpine Tundra
Stormy skies ushering in the colors of fall up above tree-line in the Elk Mountains of Central Colorado.
The subtle language of color
Yes, there is still color, but the subtle language of a flowers color say fall is on the way.
Honey Bee
Honey bee, oh honey bee, bring some sweet nectar back to me.
Moe, Larry and Curly
The leader of this pelican gang we named Moe who seemd to be saying hit the water you numbskulls to Larry and Curly as we paddled by their little island in the Snake river near oxbow bend in Grand Teton National Park.
Swimming in a sea of flowers
A wilson’s Phalarope enjoying a swim in a sea of flowers. Near Laramie, WY.
nature has no boss 
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