Buffalo in the Grand Tetons
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (70mm)
f/11 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld)
Buffalo in the Grand Tetons
Sony A7r (IR) FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/8 1/125 ISO 250 (830nm, handheld)
Pelican Creek, Yellowstone
Sony A7r (IR) FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/4.5 1/200 ISO 50 (720nm, handheld)
Lower Schabacher
Sony A7r (IR) FE 24-70 (29mm)
f/7.1 1/125 ISO 50 (handheld)
Lower Schabacher
Sony A7r (IR) FE 24-70 (24mm)
f/7.1 1/125 ISO 50 (Handheld)
Last year was the first time we had spent anytime in Jackson Hole in the summer and we decided to return for a
much longer visit this year, we're currently entering our third week. Arriving mid June we've encountered snow,
sleet, rain, hail, fog, wind, and beautiful blue cloudy skies.
Modern Butch Cassidy
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (93mm)
f/8 1/125 ISO 100 (handheld)
Grand Tetons
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (70mm)
f/11 1/125 ISO 100 (handheld)
Bar B C Ranch
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (24mm)
f/4 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld)
Horse Corral Bar B C Ranch
Sony A7r (IR) FE 24-70 (24mm)
f/7.1 1/160 ISO 50 (720nm, handheld)
Old Boot Elk Ranch
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (36mm)
f/8 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld)
We hadn't captured the area in infrared as much as
we've done this trip using a variety of IR filters such as 665, 720, and 830nm
(read previous posts for more information on IR work). We've been using the new Sony A7r with both
a FE 24-70 and 70-200 lens in color and IR and are very impressed with
the results. Medium format gear has been
used as well with the Phase One 60 megapixel IQ160 digital back being switched between
a Phase One DF 645 camera and a Cambo WRS technical camera.
A little behind the scenes of what it took to capture
wildflowers with the technical camera.
This is the setup Don used comprising of a Really Right Stuff tripod,
Arca Swiss Cube head, Cambo WRS, Phase One IQ160 and a Rodenstock 40mm lens tethered
to a Microsoft Surface Pro 2 running Capture One.
All that to capture this...
In the short time we've been here we've explored in and
around the Jackson Hole area as well as venturing as far north as Gardiner MT and the
northern reaches of Yellowstone National Park and east to Cody WY Yellowstone .
Moose slightly cropped shot over 1/4 mile
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/4.5 1/125 ISO 100 (handheld)
Same moose just further out (cropped)
Phase One DF/IQ 160 240LS lens with 2x
f/9 1/200 ISO 400 (tripod)
Bear in IR (720nm)
Sony A7r (IR) FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/5 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld quick shot)
Same bear another quick shot
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/8 1/125 ISO 50 (handheld)
Lupine Meadow Bear
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (200mm)
f/5 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld slightly cropped)
Don also tried his hand at "smoking water" at Eleanor Falls ,
eastern Yellowstone in both 830 and 720nm IR.
830nm
FE 70-200 (200)
f/22 0.4 second ISO 50 (tripod)
720nm
FE 70-200 (200)
f/22 1/6 ISO 50 (tripod)
We normally spend the fall and early winter in the Jackson Hole area with this being the first of many more
summer visits. While the crowds are
larger, we tend to visit the more remote areas and haven't been affected as
much. We've been fortunate to capture
beautiful landscape and see and in most cases capture bear, buffalo and other
wildlife; summer is also the time for
wildflowers.
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (59mm)
f/11 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld)
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (70mm)
f/6.3 1/80 ISO 50 (handheld, cropped)
Find the bee
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (70mm)
f/8 1/200 ISO 50 (handheld, cropped)
Phase One DF/IQ160
Mamiya 120mm f/5.6 1/100 ISO 50
Full Frame - tripod
Sony A7r (IR) FE 24-70 (41mm) 720nm
f/8 1/160 ISO 50 (handheld)
Just a weed
Phase One DF/IQ160
Mamiya 120mm f/5.6 1/100 ISO 50
Full Frame - handheld
Sony A7r FE 24-70 (70mm)
f/6.3 1/80 ISO 50 (handheld, slight crop)
Sony A7r FE 70-200 (102mm)
f/8 1/250 ISO 1250 (handheld 100% crop)
A parting shot taken in Lupine Meadow, Grand Teton National Park
As always, thanks for allowing us to share; and please
remember your comments are always welcome.
Sandy & Don
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