brad clinch

Most everyone has one of these, so here is mine. Hard to believe

there were about 100 people off camera, including one young boy

who wanted to stay under the arch when the great light came on. His

mother gave him what for!

Brief moments of clearing to catch the peak. Thanks for the views

and feedback.

Earlier in the Fall before the wildfires died-down. Thanks for the

views and comments. Brad

Yellowstones lower Lamar Valley. Thanks for the looks and

comments.

I like the tone and composition of this image a great deal. Nice work. Brad

Usually ready to run, this mountain goat was curious and only

headed for nearby cliffs after checking me out.

These two reminded me of two 13 year old boys messing around.

You could just about hear "dude!" as they juked in slow motion.

From a favorite area with plenty of glacially scarred rock

outcroppings.

I am always amazed by how easily a full grown moose can hide

behind the smallest tree. His next move was to give the aspen by his

mouth a sound thrashing with his antlers.

One of two fawns and their mother. Feedback is welcomed. Thanks.

Brad

Nice work with a pretty funky perspective. The colors and starring sun really make the idea work. Brad

The cow remained on alert even while feeding steadily. The two

month old calves alternated between eating and running along the

shore. Brad

The kids will play while mom eats. Not long after they all headed for

the woods and a nap. Thanks for the feedback. Brad

One of several shots I was able to get of the cautious and playful

twins. Brad

The moose walked over a rise at the same time I crested a large

rock. Surprises all around. Thanks for the feedback. Brad

Captured with tripod-mounted camera extended beyond the Horseshoe

Bend cliff-edge. Windy conditions made it challenging to hold the rig

steady and level enough. Thanks for the comments and feedback.