May 2010 Photo of the Month

The Hayden River Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wy © Jay Goodrich

Our photo this month was taken by Jay last summer while he was working on a project in Yellowstone National Park. The reason we decided to post it for the photo of the month this month is because Jay is there right now shooting more images for the project. Hopefully he will be willing to “leak” some of the new images when he returns. Anyway, this image was taken of the Hayden River at sunrise as a low level fog bank was beginning to clear. You never can predict what nature will do, so it is best to stay until the last possible moment if you find a good location and keep you mind open to anything. Taken with a Canon 1D Mark III, 16-35mm II lens, Gitzo Tripod, Kirk BH-1 ballhead, Singh-Ray LB Warming Polarizer, and a 3 stop hard-edged graduated neutral density filter. And per last month you can order discounted prints of our monthly images directly from our print site.

Related posts:

1. March 2010 Photo of The Month
2. February 2010 Photo of the Month
3. January 2010 Photo of the Month
4. April 2010 Photo of the Month
5. May 2009 Photo of the Month

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