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Published: November 8th 2005
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Yellowstone Trip 2002


Ducky swimmingDucky swimmingDucky swimming

This duck seems so serene over the lake. Yellow?
Still filled with the spirit of Savanna Studio Fall 2001, six of us decided to have a trip to Yellowstone National Park. It was myself, Weet, Tom, Emma, Emmaly and Emmaly's roommate for a whole week. With two cars, we decided to drive all the way to Wyoming (and Montana), and managed to stay together there for a whole week.

Thomas Moran was a famous landscape painter who kept a collection of visual diaries of the Western World in painting, particularly those of Yellowstone National Park. He becomes my inspiration of keep sketching as part of my own visual studies.

This is one of the few blogs that I better shut up. Pictures speak for themselves.

Photo credit goes to Tom Fitzgerald (c).


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Welcome to Yellowstone!Welcome to Yellowstone!
Welcome to Yellowstone!

Yellowstone NP sign in Montana side.
TravelersTravelers
Travelers

R-L: Em's roommate, Emma, Em, me, Weet, and ...
Tom!Tom!
Tom!

Nice composition, Tom!
Our tentsOur tents
Our tents

We are setting up our tents for the week.
Tom, Emma and ITom, Emma and I
Tom, Emma and I

We are discussing the nature in general. Did we stage this one?
A waterfallsA waterfalls
A waterfalls

One of many waterfalls around the Yellowstone NP.
Another waterfallsAnother waterfalls
Another waterfalls

From a distance.
BisonBison
Bison

Surprisingly, the scientific name for bison is Bison bison. Run out of names, eh?
Watch out for the bisonWatch out for the bison
Watch out for the bison

Prepare to stop!
Get overGet over
Get over

Seriously, this bison needs to get over.
Another beautyAnother beauty
Another beauty

Everywhere we look, all we see is beauty.
Hot buttHot butt
Hot butt

Even in the middle of summer, the air can get chilly.
Sketching timeSketching time
Sketching time

We are sketching the Old Faithful.
The Old FaithfulThe Old Faithful
The Old Faithful

The icon of Yellowstone National Park
ChillChill
Chill

Chillin' at the Old Faithful Inn bench.
Old Faithful InnOld Faithful Inn
Old Faithful Inn

Inside of the Inn.
A volcanic puddleA volcanic puddle
A volcanic puddle

The temperature could reach 200F
A clear riverA clear river
A clear river

All we need now is some salmon. Here, salmon, salmon, salmon ...
Volcanic magmaVolcanic magma
Volcanic magma

A mammoth terrace made out of hardened lava.
Thanks FDR!Thanks FDR!
Thanks FDR!

Yellowstone NP: "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people".
Myself and TomMyself and Tom
Myself and Tom

We had a good workout hiking up some mountains of Yellowstone.
BirdwatchingBirdwatching
Birdwatching

Weet looks like a guy from the movie credit commercial.


14th July 2006

Great pictures!
That 'duck' is a pelican! Still serene and still beautiful though.
17th September 2006

Wonderful photos
I was born and raised in Bozeman, MT just north of Yellowstone almost 60 years ago. Yellowstone holds a special place in my heart and your photos are wonderful. The natural beauty of Yellowstone in one of this country's greatest treasures. The man-made beauty of the Old Faithful Inn in also a treasure. I am glad to see the structure is still in use and is obviously honored by the people who maintain it. Thank you for sharing your delightful experiences with us.

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