Onward we went, the sun was setting (oh, it stays light a lot later there). We stopped to take photos at a field full of bison and their calves. A lot of these pics came out blurry as it was so dark outside. I thought it was interesting that these bison were not nearly as shedded out as the two we'd seen earlier in the day.
Yes, a tripod would have been nice, but my luggage was stuffed to the gills with all the other stuff I brought along. Maybe next time. :-)
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0430K-Bison.jpg)
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0447K-Bison.jpg)
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0451B-Bison.jpg)
And then another field of bison.
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0458K-Bison.jpg)
And then two elk cows out in a field. The light was nearly gone, so all but a few of these came out blurry. Oh well, still useable to me as reference for shape and movement.
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0488K-Elk.jpg)
![](http://www.katherineplumer.com/blog/images/08June/062608-0508B-Elk.jpg)
Next up: Day two in Yellowstone!
1 comment:
Wow, I'm so envious of your trip, it was indeed a trip of a lifetime! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and photos with us. Great stuff!
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