25 Ways to Photograph the Tetons

According to some expert on the world wide web,

the amazing Teton Mountains in Wyoming

 are the third most photographed mountains in the world.

I was just there with my man and my camera

and I have some photography tips for you.

Before we get started, 

you need to get off that automatic setting!

Yep!

Especially if hubby doesn't stop for photo shoots.

Set your camera on the little running guy

your instruction manual calls the 

"Sports Mode" -

To be used to photograph a moving subject

(or in my case, from a moving subject).

Soooooooooo....

Here are my expert tips on

How to photograph those wonderful Teton Mountains:

1. From the Road

2. With your mouth open

 3. From Idaho

4. From the world's largest potato seed farm 

5. From a potato barn

6. From a grain silo

7. From the deck of your lodge

8. In the shadow of the setting sun

9. In mornings first light

10. In velvet

11. With the fraternal order of elks

 12. From Wyoming

13. On a winding road

14. While shopping

15. From a shopping adventure

16. Through the driver's window from the passenger seat

17. From the Teton National Park

18. From a roadside stop

19. In crazy woman pants

20. With Teddy Roosevelt

21. From Yellowstone National Park

22. Where buffalo roam

23. Where Grizzly pose for tourists

24. Through your rear view mirror

And if you are a smarter photographer than I am,

you can 

click here

for Instructions on How to Photograph the Tetons

or you can 

click here

for more Tips on Photographing the Tetons

My last tip:

25. Take lots of pictures

You just might get a lucky shot

"I lift my eyes to the mountains.

Where does my help come from?

My help comes from the Lord,

the maker of heaven and earth."

(Psalm 121:1-2)