I'm back and looking for advice on Yellowstone National Park!

hey everyone,
Ive been gone for a long time (year maybe two?)
I changed my major so im not a photography major any more (culinary arts now).
But I still love shooting and this summer im going to wyoming (yellowstone) to work at a resort as a cook, but while im there im taking my film cameras lots and lots of rolls and my digital camera...and im going to shoot alot while im there.

I guess i wanted to ask if anyone has been there and has any suggestions of things i should shoot.

Welcome back Matthew!~

I'm looking forward to seeing what suggestions people make.

Asher

Hi Dezie. (Matthew)

Have fun, take a long lens, take a wide lens, and "DON'T FEED THE BEARS!"

This should be a great experience!

My wife were out in that area for about 2 weeks last June, including Glacier and Grand Teton National Parks in addition to Yellowstone. Awesome places! I have some information and pictures on my website here, which might provide some ideas of locations to consider. I've included Google Earth files, to indicate where images were taken.

http://www.dlcphoto.com/Parks07-Birds/Parks07-Birds.htm

Always check with the local photographers and rangers as you encounter them, as they'll know where the prime locations are to find various species.

Here are a few shots from Yellowstone:







Have fun!

Well, let's hope they give you some time off to go shoot. Almost anywhere inside YNP you'll find something worth wasting a few rolls of film on, I know I have. There are the major sites like Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Mammoth Hot Springs, and the Lamar Valley. If you like landscape and wildlife photography, you'll have a great time. Ask me how I know. I live 4 hours away.

The Porcelain Basin was my favorite spot, but the whole park is fantastic.