While the weather didn't really cooperate during our visit - we still managed to enjoy some of the park's incredible beauty and took notice of things we'd have certainly missed driving on our own. Despite being August, at the higher elevations it was already late Fall or even early Winter at 10,000 feet.
Parked along the road, Jared pops the trunk, unveiling so many photo lenses and giant telescopes - you'd think he worked for the CIA. From scene to scene, he lugs around the biggest item he had, a spotting telescope that magnifies 60 times what the human eye can see. We caught glimpses of wildlife, waterfalls and even Wyoming.
"Almost nobody cares about a fishing story. But, if you have a beautiful photo of the fish to go along with story - almost everyone will take a look and find interest. That's what makes photography so special - you get to experience a moment in time."
To book Jared for a tour visit: YWGuiding.com