It is very easy to make pictures of bison in Yellowstone National Park. It is more difficult to make a picture of how bison live in Yellowstone National Park. I always look for an image that goes against the normal view. Most bison stand. This one was lying down. As I waited, it began to stretch its legs to get the circulation going. I noticed that its hooves were split into two “toes.” I quickly changed my vantage point to include some fallen branches that not only echoed the stretched legs of the bison, but also had symbolic “toes” at the end of them.