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Grand Tetons from Gros Ventre Foothills, September, 1978
Directly east of the Grand Teton Range are the Gros Ventre (French for “Big Belly”) Mountains. The broad valley, known as Jackson Hole, defined by these two mountain ranges supports major wintering herds of elk, bison, antelope, deer, and big horn sheep. Through the valley flows the Snake River. In this image captured from the western foothills of the Gros Ventre Range taken with a Carl Zeiss 250mm f5.6 Sonnar lens on a Hasselblad 500C using Kodak film, the compressive effect of the telephoto lens creates the illusion that the Teton Range is much closer than in reality. The massive Teton range, climbing 7,000 feet from Jackson Hole to the summit of the Grand Teton i
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