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Looking for advice for trip to Yellowstone
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<blockquote data-quote="Kamper" data-source="post: 21451" data-attributes="member: 3754"><p>Hello Calgary 617,</p><p></p><p>I can offer you information about Yellowstone as we live 6 hours away and have spent lots of days there over the years. Alot depends on when you want to go, early and late is the best to avoid people. early is best for bears and babies of all the other animals. This year winter is dragging on and it sounds like there is still lots of snow. If you want to photograph animals a 500mm lens is the best option, I used a Sigma 150-500mm for two seasons with good results, with a heavy tripod, gimbal head and cable release. Also please check this website as this is the one I follow for updates on what is happening in Yellowstone posted by other photographers. (forums.yellowstone.net) I am working 12 hour shifts this week and will be leaving for Arizona on Friday, won't be back until the following Wednesday. If you email me at (kamp1976@yahoo.com) and put Yellowstone in the subject line I can share more detailed info.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps,</p><p></p><p>Ken In Wyoming</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kamper, post: 21451, member: 3754"] Hello Calgary 617, I can offer you information about Yellowstone as we live 6 hours away and have spent lots of days there over the years. Alot depends on when you want to go, early and late is the best to avoid people. early is best for bears and babies of all the other animals. This year winter is dragging on and it sounds like there is still lots of snow. If you want to photograph animals a 500mm lens is the best option, I used a Sigma 150-500mm for two seasons with good results, with a heavy tripod, gimbal head and cable release. Also please check this website as this is the one I follow for updates on what is happening in Yellowstone posted by other photographers. (forums.yellowstone.net) I am working 12 hour shifts this week and will be leaving for Arizona on Friday, won't be back until the following Wednesday. If you email me at (kamp1976@yahoo.com) and put Yellowstone in the subject line I can share more detailed info. Hope this helps, Ken In Wyoming [/QUOTE]
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