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Yellowstone National Park was established in 1872 by an act of the U.S. Congress as the world's first national park. Encomposing 2.2 million acres, this unique ecosystem, with its varied landscape and diverse animal populations, is considered by some to be the greatest natural preserve on the North American continent. More than two-thirds of the world's active geysers lie within its borders along with thundering waterfalls, gurgling hot springs, majestic canyons, raging rivers, and vast forests. Home to elk, deer, antelope, bison, moose, grizzly and black bears, and the newly re-introduced grey wolf, and other wildlife, Yellowstone remains a vital testement to the preservation of wild lands. Please select a product of interest:
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Photographed in late September, early evening - view toward the west. Pilot Peak, the glacier carved horn peak (11,708 ft.... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Photographed in late September from the Sunlight Basin – view toward the west. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved horn... |
Pilot and Index Peaks, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Mid-September view from the east, late afternoon. Pilot Peak, the glacier-carved horn peak (11,708ft), was first climbed in 1928. Index... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Early morning, soon after sunrise, in late June. View toward the west. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved horn peak,... |
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Pilot and Index Peaks, Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, Absaroka Range, Wyoming.
Early morning, soon after sunrise, in late June. View toward the west. Pilot Peak, the classic glacier carved horn peak,... |
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Pronghorn Tack/Pin
This pronghorn tack/pin, is an original antler casting hand-made and hand-painted by John Rasmussen, a master carver. The attention to... |
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Pygmy Owl
Northern Pygmy Owl in winter snow. |
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Quaking Aspen in the Fall
Aspens are the most prolific deciduous trees in Yellowstone. They derive both their Latin name (Populus tremuloides) and the... |
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Quaking Aspen in theSpring
Aspens are the most prolific deciduous trees in Yellowstone. They derive both their Latin name (Populus tremuloides) and the... |
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Rainbow and Violent Storm, Lamar River, Wyoming.
Moments before sundown in the northeastern quadrant of Yellowstone National Park – early July. This was the most severe weather... |
Rainbow Trout
Yellowstone's blue ribbon rainbow trout comes to life created in a rainbow ring mottle glass by Elenor Graff. Flyfishermen love... |
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Rainbow Trout
This colorful image of a Rainbow Trout has been permanently printed on slate with a slate frame outside dimension of... |
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