THE GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK COLLECTION
Although one of the smaller national parks, with about 310,000 acres, Grand Teton National Park is certainly
a beautiful and diverse place. Photographers can explore mountains, lakes, waterfalls, forests, cattle ranches
and homesteads. There is an abundance of wildflowers and wildlife including bison, elk, deer, bears, and coyotes.
No wonder the park has over three million visitors each year, attracting mountain climbers, skiers, hikers,
nature enthusiasts and artists. In fact, one of the most famous photographers, Ansel Adams, photographed the
park in the 1940s. One of the great features is its easy accessibility, but photographers should go beyond the
overlooks and walk the informal trails to capture better angles and additional scenes.
CHANGES
In this image you can see a full array of colors along the Snake River with the Teton Mountains
in the background and an expressive sky for dramatic effect. Autumn is a great time of year to
visit the Tetons. Aspens, shrubs and grasses change color, the wildlife is active and the crowds
are smaller.
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Medium: Giclee (high quality precision color control)
Surface: 60# matte archival paper
Material: Fade resistant pigment based archival inks
Height: 13" Width: 19"
Price: $49 USD (Free shipping to US addresses)
FIRST LIGHT
In this image I love the contrast between shadow and light when the sun is low on the
horizon. The sunlight is at just the right angle to enhance the various colors in the
jagged mountains. The largest one in the range (and in the image) is called the Grand
Teton which stands 13,775 feet high. The snow on the mountains is actually the remnants
of the glacier that formed the mountain range over 100,000 years ago.
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Medium: Giclee (high quality precision color control)
Surface: 60# matte archival grade paper
Material: Fade resistant pigment based archival inks
Height: 13" Width: 19"
Price: $49 USD (Free shipping to US addresses)
ROCKY SHORE
You never know where you can find an interesting picture. The colorful stones were the initial
attraction to the shoreline at Jenny Lake. Capturing the sensational, three-dimensional effect
of the water floating over the stones was an unexpected bonus. It takes a pristine lake to get
this effect and the park service enforces strict rules to keep the lakes clean and free of pollutants.
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Medium: Giclee (high quality precision color control)
Surface: 60# matte archival grade paper
Material: Fade resistant pigment based archival inks
Height: 13" Width: 19"
Price: $49 USD (Free shipping to US addresses)
MOULTON BARN
It’s easy to see why the Moulton Barn is one of the most photographed places in the park. The barn is
an impressive two-story building with a sloping roof built by Thomas Moulton in the early 1900s. In this
image viewers can see the barn with the Teton Mountains and an expressive sky in the background. It’s
picture perfect!
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Medium: Giclee (high quality precision color control)
Surface: 60# matte archival grade paper
Material: Fade resistant pigment based archival inks
Height: 13" Width: 19"
Price: $49 USD (Free shipping to US addresses)
How to get there:
Grand Teton National Park is located near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, just south of Yellowstone. It is easily accessible by car or plane. In fact, the airport at Jackson Hole is actually located within the park.
Drive from Denver, Colorado (500 miles):
Take I-25 N/US-87 N toward Ft Collins. Merge onto Mulberry Street/CO-14. Turn right onto Riverside Avenue/CO-14. Turn slight right onto Riverside Avenue/CO-14. Turn slight right onto Cache La Poudre-North Park Byway/US-27. Turn slight right onto US Highway 287 N (crossing into Wyoming). Take I-80 W, then E. Cedar Street/I-80 Bus Loop towards Rawlins/WY-789. Turn right onto 3rd Street/ I-80 Bus Loop/US-287 N. Continue on US-287 N, then turn left onto US-287 N/WY-789. Turn right onto State Highway 789/US-287 and continue on US-287 N. Turn left onto US Hwy 26 W/US-287 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-26 W. Turn right onto Teton Park Road to the park.
Drive from Salt Lake City (307 miles):
Take I-15 S/I-80 E. Merge onto I-80 E at exit 304 toward Cheyenne (crossing into Wyoming). Take exit 18 to US-189 N toward Kemmerer. Turn left onto US-189 N. Turn left onto Spring Valley Drive/US-189 N. Continue on US-189 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-191 N. enter roundabout and take first exit onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-89 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-89 N. Enter next roundabout and take 2nd exit onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US Highway 191/US-89 N. Turn left onto Teton Park Road to the park.
Drive from Billings, Montana (273 miles):
Take I-90W. US-212 toward Butte. Take US212 W/US-310, exit 434 toward Red Lodge/Laurel. Turn left onto US Hwy 210/US-310W/US-212 W. Turn left onto US Hwy 310/US/310 S. turn right onto Highway 72/MT-72 (crossing into Wyoming). MT-72 becomes Belfry Hwy/WY-120. Turn right onto 16th Street/US-14A W/WY-120. Turn right onto Sheridan Avenue/US-20 W/US-14 W. Turn left onto Grand Loop Road/US-20 W/US14 W. Turn left onto S. Entrance Road/US-89 S/US-287 S. Turn right onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-26 W/US-89 S. Turn right onto Teton Park Road to the park.
Grand Teton National Park is located near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, just south of Yellowstone. It is easily accessible by car or plane. In fact, the airport at Jackson Hole is actually located within the park.
Drive from Denver, Colorado (500 miles):
Take I-25 N/US-87 N toward Ft Collins. Merge onto Mulberry Street/CO-14. Turn right onto Riverside Avenue/CO-14. Turn slight right onto Riverside Avenue/CO-14. Turn slight right onto Cache La Poudre-North Park Byway/US-27. Turn slight right onto US Highway 287 N (crossing into Wyoming). Take I-80 W, then E. Cedar Street/I-80 Bus Loop towards Rawlins/WY-789. Turn right onto 3rd Street/ I-80 Bus Loop/US-287 N. Continue on US-287 N, then turn left onto US-287 N/WY-789. Turn right onto State Highway 789/US-287 and continue on US-287 N. Turn left onto US Hwy 26 W/US-287 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-26 W. Turn right onto Teton Park Road to the park.
Drive from Salt Lake City (307 miles):
Take I-15 S/I-80 E. Merge onto I-80 E at exit 304 toward Cheyenne (crossing into Wyoming). Take exit 18 to US-189 N toward Kemmerer. Turn left onto US-189 N. Turn left onto Spring Valley Drive/US-189 N. Continue on US-189 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-191 N. enter roundabout and take first exit onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-89 N. Turn left onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-89 N. Enter next roundabout and take 2nd exit onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US Highway 191/US-89 N. Turn left onto Teton Park Road to the park.
Drive from Billings, Montana (273 miles):
Take I-90W. US-212 toward Butte. Take US212 W/US-310, exit 434 toward Red Lodge/Laurel. Turn left onto US Hwy 210/US-310W/US-212 W. Turn left onto US Hwy 310/US/310 S. turn right onto Highway 72/MT-72 (crossing into Wyoming). MT-72 becomes Belfry Hwy/WY-120. Turn right onto 16th Street/US-14A W/WY-120. Turn right onto Sheridan Avenue/US-20 W/US-14 W. Turn left onto Grand Loop Road/US-20 W/US14 W. Turn left onto S. Entrance Road/US-89 S/US-287 S. Turn right onto Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway/US-26 W/US-89 S. Turn right onto Teton Park Road to the park.
How to order:
I personally hand craft each and every print to make it exactly how you want it to be. Please contact me by email at sandra@sandrareff.com so we can work out the details. Another option I offer are gift certificates that can be redeemed for a print.
I personally hand craft each and every print to make it exactly how you want it to be. Please contact me by email at sandra@sandrareff.com so we can work out the details. Another option I offer are gift certificates that can be redeemed for a print.