Beautiful autumn colors in eastern Idaho on Ski Hill Road, Driggs, Idaho this past weekend. #driggsidaho #tetonvalleyidaho #bestofthegemstate #fallfoliageinidaho cynthia October 13, 2024 Uncategorized You Might Also Like Arches made of elk antlers mark the entrances of the Town Square in Jackson, Wyoming. Most of the antlers came from the National Elk Refuge just to the north of town. Begun in 1953 with one arch, the latest construction consists of 4 arches built between 2007 and 2013. #jacksonwyoming #elkantlerarches #townsquarejacksonwyoming February 29, 2024 Tree Line on a foggy morning along Pack Saddle Road in Driggs, Idaho earlier this week. We don’t know what caused the dense foliage on the lower parts of the trunks, but suspect deer nibbling on branches they could reach, pruning them over the years. #driggsidaho #tetonvalleyidaho #bestofthegemstate #orcuttphotography January 4, 2025 Burned hillside from the Roosevelt Fire of 2018, near Bondurant in the Upper Hoback area of Wyoming, resulted in this three dimensional topographic pattern, clearly showing the undulating landforms. Beneath the snow seedlings have begun to grow from seeds released by the heat of the forest fire, a process known as Serotiny. #hobackriverwyoming #hobackcanyonwyoming #bondurantwyoming #rooseveltfirewyoming #bridgertetonnationalforest #orcuttphotography.com April 9, 2025
Arches made of elk antlers mark the entrances of the Town Square in Jackson, Wyoming. Most of the antlers came from the National Elk Refuge just to the north of town. Begun in 1953 with one arch, the latest construction consists of 4 arches built between 2007 and 2013. #jacksonwyoming #elkantlerarches #townsquarejacksonwyoming February 29, 2024
Tree Line on a foggy morning along Pack Saddle Road in Driggs, Idaho earlier this week. We don’t know what caused the dense foliage on the lower parts of the trunks, but suspect deer nibbling on branches they could reach, pruning them over the years. #driggsidaho #tetonvalleyidaho #bestofthegemstate #orcuttphotography January 4, 2025
Burned hillside from the Roosevelt Fire of 2018, near Bondurant in the Upper Hoback area of Wyoming, resulted in this three dimensional topographic pattern, clearly showing the undulating landforms. Beneath the snow seedlings have begun to grow from seeds released by the heat of the forest fire, a process known as Serotiny. #hobackriverwyoming #hobackcanyonwyoming #bondurantwyoming #rooseveltfirewyoming #bridgertetonnationalforest #orcuttphotography.com April 9, 2025
