Yellowstone is a great park to capture photos of animals in the landscape. Pronghorn seem to be more and more common at Yellowstone and provide nice subjects for such shots. I remember ten or more years ago definitely not seeing as many as I see now. This young lady was taking a look back at the rest of the herd while the sun started to inch down toward the horizon behind me. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/2500th of a second
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Yellowstone is a great park to capture photos of animals in the landscape. Pronghorn seem to be more and more common at Yellowstone and provide nice subjects for such shots. I remember ten or more years ago definitely not seeing as many as I see now. This young lady was taking a look back at the rest of the herd while the sun started to inch down toward the horizon behind me.
this is cool pic.
Thanks Michael.
Beautiful shot, Sean. Your protagonist is wonderfully highlighted in the day’s remaining sunlight. Very nice!!
Thanks Sue. I do love the pronghorn. Such elegant looking antelopes.
Soothing colors Sean.
Simply Beautiful
—– Sensuous landscape
—– Rockwell Kent’s Acadia allure
—– Nude pronghorn wild grass .
Loved the ‘muted’ landscape with focus on this lovely animal. And the light, as always, is perfect.
gorgeous light in this!