
Rockefeller Parkway, Wyoming
True Grit
We’d driven as far north as the road would take us that January, aiming for Yellowstone and turning back at about the park boundary, so this bull was somewhere close to the south entrance. He was alone, just off the road and up on a bank, working it over for grass.
The snow packed onto his face is from that work rather than from the weather. He’d been driving his head into the bank to clear it, and from what I could see he was finding something worth the effort.
Shooting from the truck put me no more than thirty feet from him. It was bitter out — upper teens with a wind on it — and the truck window was as much about the temperature as about the distance.
Same January trip as Flickering Flames, The Nail and Winter Solitude — four prints from one blizzard.
Nikon D7200 · Nikkor 70-200mm · 122mm · f/8 · 1/200 sec · ISO 800
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