A photographic guide to Grand Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole, Wyoming area. A local insider's information to the best locations for photographing the classic Grand Tetons. Download the free photo map guide.
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A photographic guide to Grand Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole, Wyoming area. A local insider's information to the best locations for photographing the classic Grand Tetons. Download the free photo map guide.
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JH Photo Guide - Wedding Tree
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A spot that most locals don't even know how to find, provides a wonderful high vantage point of the Tetons and is located in Bridger Teton National Park which makes it dog friendly and less restrictive than the National Park. The Wedding Tree gets it's name from the popularity of the spot for getting hitched. An additional photo of the view can be seen on the About page. Photo by Jonathan Adams.
Photographers - Jackson Hole Photo Guide
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Working as a full-time photographer and living in the valley for 15 years, Jonathan has photographed a President, a King, a Comet, and wildlife we call locals in Jackson Hole. This guide contains mostly images photographed by Jonathan, and the JH Photo Guide is an offshoot of the endless amount of times that he has revealed the local's secrets to the tourists that seem to always miss the amazing locations. At the Visitors Center in Grand Teton National Park or email for more information. Henry also known...
JH Photo Guide - Jackson Lake
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What makes the Grand Teton Mountain Range so unique is how the peaks shoot up straight out of the valley floor or surrounding lakes. Typically foothills mask the beauty of the mountains but in Jackson Hole, photographers can't get enough of the dramatic rise. Photo by Jonathan Adams.
JH Photo Guide - Moulton Barn
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Moulton / Mormon Row Barns. Located on Antelope Flats Road, two barns owned by the homesteading Moulton family, still stand today. The barns have become one of the iconic images of Jackson Hole with the Tetons rising up in the background. Sunrise is a perfect time to capture the barns aglow. Years of neglect has taken a toll on the corrals surrounding the barns, and the barns themselves. GTNP has done little to preserve the area and soon much of the area will become one big pile of wood. In a larger map.
JH Photo Guide - Wildlife
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The elusive wildlife in Grand Teton National Park can easily be found if you know where to look. Rangers at the park visitor's center can direct you towards places where wildlife has been reported that week. A common way of noticing something is nearby is by noticing the traffic jams caused by other getting a glimpse. Remember to Be Aware and Beware, they are called Wild for a reason. Photo by Jonathan Adams.
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JH Photo Guide - Photographer's Guide to Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole Wyoming
Moulton / Mormon Row Barns. Located on Antelope Flats Road, two barns owned by the homesteading Moulton family, still stand today. The barns have become one of the iconic images of Jackson Hole with the Tetons rising up in the background. Sunrise is a perfect time to capture the barns aglow. Years of neglect has taken a toll on the corrals surrounding the barns, and the barns themselves. GTNP has done little to preserve the area and soon much of the area will become one big pile of wood. In a larger map.
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