Mule's Ears & Mountains by photosynthesis

Photography • Landscape • posted on Nov 19, 2014

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Taken at Grand Teton National Park. Those yellow Mule's Ears (scientific name Wyethia) are found in abundance in both the Tetons & Yellowstone... Please zoom.

Comments (14)

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giulband

11:54PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

Superb shot !

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mtdana

1:13AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Very nice!!!

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durleybeachbum

1:19AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

A lovely photo. Those plants are to die for, what a treat!

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jayfar

3:00AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

A beautiful landscape image.

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Faemike55

3:46AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Great capture and a cool image Very beautiful view I wonder if these plants grow anywhere else? Google Search, here I come!

Faemike55

3:50AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

according to Wiki, eastern Oregon and north-eastern California are the best spots.

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Juliette.Gribnau

5:14AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

wonderful !

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CavalierLady

7:03AM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Beautiful landscape! Well captured.

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auntietk

12:40PM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Wow! What a view! I love the echoing layers you've captured here. Flowers, brush, trees and mountains repeat their shapes beautifully. Gorgeous place!

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Sea_Dog

12:54PM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Stunning. Great composition.

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MrsRatbag

7:19PM | Thu, 20 November 2014

Absolutely gorgeous; what a view!

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UVDan

6:09AM | Fri, 21 November 2014

Such a beautiful shot! I love to see the snow capped mountains.

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irisinthespring

12:13AM | Sun, 23 November 2014

Fabulous capture!

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anahata.c

6:02PM | Mon, 24 November 2014

A big icy blue feast, atop the long plain, in front; and contrasted by big bursting yellow flowers (mule ears). Almost a 3-part piece---almost, because there's so much more here than 3 parts. But the 3 part thing makes this vast landscape into something so basic. I was here, as a child, and remember these views. I did my first ever painting, of these peaks. The way the ground hues lead to those magnificent blue-white peaks is wonderful. And the clouds seem to be moving in perfect harmony with the mountaintops. Beautiful, Claude. The Tetons can be "too" photogenic, and therefore inspire shots that are too obvious. One of their challenges is to make them grand while at the same time fresh. This is like the first time I ever saw them...

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