In contrast to my typical photography, many images here were taken while driving in an attempt to offer a different perspective of what it was like to ascend the Beartooth Pass when it first opened for the season. Given that safety was a priority over "proper" framing, I never looked at the LCD screen when taking a picture nor did I ever take my eyes off the road. Surprisingly, nearly all shots turned out very well and, I think, convey what I was trying to capture.

At the end there are a few shots from inside Yellowstone National Park, but they are a small part of the overall gallery, as I did not have the opportunity to spend a great deal of time in the Park and the light was relatively flat later in the afternoon.