Our first morning in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, we got up at the crack of dawn to see the early morning light on the Teton Mountains.

Waking up to 4" of fresh snow this morning in Indiana (yes, on April 21!) took me back to the last time I saw significant snow on the ground, on the last few days of our Yellowstone/Grand Tetons trip back in late February.

Before Easter, I made a quickie trip to Florida to touch base with my youngest sister Maria.

It was a bit chilly the morning we left Yellowstone to head south for a couple of days in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

While the mammals are Yellowstone's wildlife stars, there sure are some beautiful birds hanging around too.

While our primary reason to go to Yellowstone National Park was for photographing wildlife, you can't visit Yellowstone without checking out what made it famous to begin with.

Some of my favorite images from our days in frigid Yellowstone were of a group of bison who were trying to warm up in the geothermal pools.

Most of the roads and trails in Yellowstone National Park are closed in the winter.

Just beyond the eastern border of Yellowstone is the home of Dan Hartman, a true icon of the area.

Lamar Valley, in the northern section of Yellowstone National Park, could not be more beautiful!