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Picture of the day - March 13, 2009
The Tetons from across the Snake River
Photo courtesy of Jack Sanders.
(Click on the photo for a larger view)
It's pretty hard to take a bad photograph of the magnificent Tetons,
and photographer Jack Sanders has captured another gem in today's
picture. This time he managed to capture the reflection of one of
the range's tallest snow-capped peaks
in the waters of the Snake River.
Here are the camera and settings used to capture this image:
Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Focal length: 55mm
Shutter speed: 1/125 second
Aperture: f/7.1
ISO: 100
Visitor Comments...
Name: Jolien Van de Velde
Town: Bruges, Belgium
Serene and beautiful place in this picture. Exquisitely done by
photographer.
Name: Ron Trees
Town: Spokane, WA
What a beautiful picture today. I would love to take some pictures
of the Tetons!! They are such a majestic mountain range. I like the
ruggedness of the mountains as a backdrop to the calm Snake River.
Name: Aaron Trent
Town: Bakersfield, CA
Truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. Great job on this
one Mr. Sanders.
Name: Phyllis Helton
Town: Bristol, VA
Fantastic photo and scene.
Name: Gordon Brugman
Town: Gatlinburg, TN
Today’s shot of the Grand Tetons is wonderful. It brings back fond
childhood memories as my parents had a large photo mural of the
Tetons that graced the wall in our kitchen. I was always enamored of
their beauty, and remain so to this very day. Thanks, Mr. Sanders,
for a great image to start the day!
Name:
Winston "Rocky" Rockwell
Town: Kirkland, WA
Mr. Sanders' photo is another example of why the Tetons are such a
favorite destination for photographers! I had planned to visit there
myself this fall, but the economy and a layoff have kept me from
finalizing my plans. I still want to go if I can, but will
definitely put this on my list of places to see and photograph!
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