Snake River Overlook - Grand Teton Canvas Print

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This iconic viewpoint, aptly named Snake River Overlook, is one of the most photographed in all of Grand Teton National Park. This view was made famous by Ansel Adams who first drew attention to this area with his stunning black and white images of the Grand Teton Range. For decades, photographers of all levels and interests jam the overlooks at sunrise and sunset to try to recreate the iconic image shot by Ansel Adams. In this image, I eliminated perhaps 35 photographers by moving to the north end of the viewpoint and climbing up on a stone ledge thus limiting my view of the Snake River. The beautiful pines in this area have now grown to the point that this image is virtually impossible and only small sections of the river are visible. Time marches on.

Sandra Bronstein finds great pleasure in sharing the beauty of the natural world and its magnificent wildlife as seen through her lenses for over 40 years. Having been intrigued by many different elements, in both the manmade and natural world, she strives to discover new and different ways to capture these elements. Her vision provides a window into the ever changing world and, simply put, Sandra has captured and shares with us a simple moment in time. Sandra was raised and continues to reside in large metropolitan cities but has always had a love of nature and wilderness. It was due, in part, to family travels and being an "outdoor" girl which kept her love strong for wildlife and the environment. That love and respect shows in each...