January 2, 2019

Bull Elk at Dusk

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January 2, 2019
Bull Elk at Dusk

Species: Elk | Location: Grand Teton National Park, United States of America

By Richard Howe

The first late-afternoon in the Grand Tetons we went in back of Jackson Lake Lodge to see what wildlife might be there. We were fortunate to see this handsome bull elk at dusk using my 100-400 telephoto lens.

About The Photographer

I am an amateur photographer living in the Asheville, NC area. My wife and I love to visit places of natural beauty, such as our National Parks.

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