Black and White of Winter Storm Over Teton Mountains

A black and white photo of storm clouds breaking up over the Teton Mountains.

The other night I headed up to the Antelope Flats/Kelly, Wyoming area of Grand Teton National Park for sunset and was treated to quite a show! A late (at least by this year) winter storm was sprawled out all over Jackson Hole from deep inside of the Gros Ventre Mountains all the way over to the Teton Mountains. I stopped off at a pullout that I don’t normally stop at and climbed up a small ridge by the side of the road for a less obstructed view of this small storm above Mount Moran and Mount St. John of the Teton Mountains. This was one of the shots I already knew would be a black and white from the start.

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Posted on March 21, 2010.
Posted in Landscape. Tags: Black and White, Grand Teton National Park, Mountains, Snow, Wyoming.
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