Fall Along the Lamar River 09_28_08.jpg by Wm. Bates

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28-SEP-2008

Fall Along the Lamar River 09_28_08.jpg

It was a picture perfect Fall day in Yellowstone. The morning started out a cold, crisp 30 degrees and warmed into the mid 60s. As is often the case there wasn't cloud in the deep blue sky.

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
1/20s f/16.0 at 78.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	28-Sep-2008 12:31:12
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 5D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	78 mm
Exposure Time	1/20 sec
Aperture	f/16
ISO Equivalent	100
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Metering Mode	matrix (5)
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Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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VerymarriedV		14-Oct-2008 02:35
Bill did you and Wanda fall into that beautiful but cold river? 15 days since your last picture :-(

Veronika Lam		03-Oct-2008 16:48
So beautiful!!! Bill, I love your pics. Your pics always can tell everything.... season, feelings etc. You are not only a photographer, artist. You are an author too!

John S. Nasche		02-Oct-2008 23:03
Absolutely stunning scenery! Reminds me of the scenery in Kevin Costner’s movie “Dancing with Dogs” … er … “Dancing with Wolves.” Actually, in all seriousness, I loved the movie and was surprised to learn a lot of Native American’s took offence to it. The story line was excellent, and I thought that it told the story of a Caucasian Man living with Native Americans in a powerful and fair way. The last time I was in Yellowstone was in mid June in 1996 after my son Christopher was killed in June of 1995. It was my very first visit to the park and I honestly didn’t want to come home! If I had stayed though, I would have never met, grew in love and married my wonderful wife Gerie. Things have a way for working out as they should I guess. I grew in love with Yellowstone and especially Bear Claw Mountain on the outskirts of Yellowstone, and I plan to go back at least once before I croak. I truly hope there’s another “Meet and Greet” in Yellowstone again next year, for I’m definitely going to make every effort to ride one of my motorcycles across country to participate! Just let me know the dates!

Vladimir Kushnir		02-Oct-2008 00:33
Bill, terrific colors and light, great composition, but where is Wanda? Thank you for posting.

Guest		30-Sep-2008 13:00
wonderul mood.

jjbjr		30-Sep-2008 09:28
Somebody has to live in a place like this. I guess that your arm was twisted to do so....... Very nice photo.

Ed Preston		30-Sep-2008 04:44
Save some of that weather for us, Bill, we are only a couple of days behind you. Love the reflection!

Gary Blanchette		30-Sep-2008 03:46
What awesome scenery.

Michael Shpuntov		30-Sep-2008 02:38
Fantastic colors and beautiful golden reflection. Great image. Vote.

Steve Patterson		30-Sep-2008 01:43
Now you are making me jealous, Bill...

keithallenlaw		30-Sep-2008 00:57
Spectacular. Wish I was out west about now.

Rob Philip		29-Sep-2008 23:37
Excellent! Trees are really nice!

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