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Knowing which camera gimbal to use backpacking is a real challenge. There are so many options on the market for camera gimbals that it can be a real problem knowing which one to buy. Which camera gimbal should you buy? Should you even buy a camera gimbal? In this video, I share which camera gimbals I have used and use on my travel and in my shows. I share the pros and cons of camera gimbals for adventure and travel.
When ready, the Trumpeters thrust their chest, then begin a stretching sequence. Continue reading "Stretching Trumpeter Swans" 
The “New Park” item in the list above takes a bit of artistic or editorial license. Let me explain: Yesterday, we could drive the Moose-Wilson Road along with the middle section of the Teton Park Road. Yesterday, fishermen were still fishing on the National Elk Refuge and hikers and bikers were still using the pathway along it. Yesterday, you could stop at Dornan’s to pick up some snacks or fill the coffee thermos, but the stores and restaurant are closed for the month of November. Only a few days ago, we could drive up and down Mormon Row and we could drive down to Schwabacher Landing. But, all of those areas are now padlocked. In a few days, there will be hunters, outfitted in orange, driving up and down roads hoping to nail an elk. Those are only a few of the recent and upcoming changes in Grand Teton National Park. Continue reading "November 2021 Daily Journal For GTNP & JH" 
In the Tetons, two bull moose seem to get all of the attention: Hoback and Shoshone. There are several other majestic bulls, but over the past couple of years, the dynamic duo are both stunningly large and relatively “dependable”. There are times, especially early and late in the season, when you might see them together! Over a period of three or four years of photographing them, I can suggest they enjoy each other’s company. That is, of course, except during the heat of the annual rut.
Grand Teton National Park spans roughly 310,000 acres, so it might be short sighted for me to say these two are “the biggest” bulls. Still, they are the biggest bulls I know of right now. Could there be a “monster” out there somewhere? Another bull, Fremont, is equally impressive, but he doesn’t make an appearance until after the rut. Cheyenne and Bondourant area two additional contenders. Continue reading "Hoback – Stellar Moose of the Tetons"