Bears, Wolves, Bison, and More! Yellowstone & Grand Teton - WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY VLOG
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Bears, Wolves, Bison, and More! Yellowstone & Grand Teton - WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY VLOG
In this wildlife photography vlog, I photograph a variety of different animals in and around Yellowstone National Park. Much of the vlog is spent filming and photographing grizzly bears in Yellowstone, bison in Yellowstone, and I even get the opportunity to a photograph a grey wolf. Pronghorn and mountain goats are photographed as well, and I travel around Wyoming looking for wildlife to photograph in both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
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Beautiful video of Grizzlies in Yellowstone.
Thanks 🙏
Dude! This video made me tear up! You did such an amazing job capturing our time out in Yellowstone. Remember there’s a double scoop of ice cream on the line if you get a video out each week😄 can’t wait to do it again next summer!
Thanks!! Oh you can guarantee I won’t forget that double scoop that’ll be my motivation to get a video out every week 😂 it’s gonna be so much fun next summer.
You got some awesome footage Evan. The Gran Tetons and Yellowstone seem amazing places for wildlife photography. Looking forward to more of your vlogs. Greetings from Australia
Thank you for the kind words!! Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes Yellowstone/Tetons is an absolutely incredible place for wildlife photography, I’d even argue the best place in the US for it.
awsome!!!! thanks for sharing
Great
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Hi Matt, I just stumbled Onto your videos while looking for wildlife tutorials when photographing in Yellowstone. I have to say your videos and photos are awesome. I’ve been going to Yellowstone for many years and I haven’t seen near as much action as you have in a short period of time it looks like. Thanks for spending the time to put those videos together
Great work! Amazing photos and videos!
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Very nice video. Makes me want to load up my equipment and start an epic road trip.
Thank you! That’s the feel I’m going for so that’s good to hear!!
I love the video Evan! I am so proud of you! Amazing shots! 💙💙💙
Thank you!! Glad you like it!
thanks for sharing bro love your content.. awsome photographs on your IG too..
you are giving me hope to invest and enjoy of this photography business ... should I try ? :)
Wow. Great Shots 📸
So many bears.
I'll be next may in Yellowstone for the first time. Did you have most of the sightings at dawn or dust.
Greetings from Germany
You have some amazing shots of these majestic wild animals. Love the video!
Thank you!!
Nature not music does not help. Music steels nature natural sound When showing wild animals. areas or mountains its fine. but not when one sees and like to hear animals. Most all the 100s of nature videos are with out music and have much more likes and subs. Like stan mills and many others. Try it but algorithms are ? Good grizz sow Yearling pick.
Those were the best Pronghorn zoomies ever shot!
Aww i wish i was the animals but i have school but stay safe and be careful
Very nice video young man
Some amazing shots and an awesome selection of wildlife. Can't wait to be able to travel to North America again to film some of these amazing creatures.
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it!! Yes we are very fortunate to have the diversity of wildlife we have here, and all of it relatively easy to access and photograph. Hopefully you will be able to make it over here to film someday! 🙏
Super shots. You have great talent.
Pretty good video. Did you need reservations & did you stay within the park? Also , say try to put out a vid every week. Happy shooting & filming!
Thank you! No I didn’t need reservations because I worked for the park general stores and lived in the park. Anyone just visiting will need advanced reservations to stay in the park though, or even to stay outside of the park in most cases.
Great video. Pls talk a bit slower in your next vids. 😂 It‘s hard for non naitve speakers to follow you in that speed.
Thank you! I will try to keep that in mind next time!
Dude your videos are incredible. It’s exactly what I’ve been doing the last three years going around national parks with my camera but no vlogging, just videos and photos. Well done!
Great video and images! It was interesting seeing so many different outings over the course of a few months all in one video. It seemed like you had a really wonderful experience overall. I hope to return to Yellowstone some day, spend more time in the area and see what photo opportunities arise. Thanks for sharing your time there. Cheers from Maine. :) Paula
Thank you, it’s good to hear you enjoyed the video! Yellowstone is an incredible place. Thanks again for watching.
Great video, makes me want to go to Yellowstone even more than I already do. Hoping to go next summer. Glad to see you back on and looking forward to the next video.
Thank you! Yellowstone is an amazing place - hope you get to go next summer. If you do, let me know! I’ll be out there from May-August if you’d want to meet up and shoot!
This is probably your best video. So much wildlife!
Thanks! I agree, it’s one of my favorites I’ve made.
great job man. you captured some amazing moments with those bears and to BE THAT CLOSE WOW.
Thank you man, glad you liked it! Yeah, I was so fortunate to be able to spend so much time with bears this summer and to get up close with them.. it was very amazing. Thanks again for the support!
I just found your channel. Just like you I am addicted to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons but unfortunately live in Tennessee. Great content you are putting out. Keep up the great work.
It’s definitely an addictive place haha. I can’t ever get enough of it, I’m sure you know the feeling. And thanks it’s great to hear you’re enjoying the content! Maybe I’ll run into you out in Wyoming sometime!
Brilliant. Well done.
Thank you 🙏
Awesome video
Thank you
Beautiful work. You had a great trip, with great images. Enjoy real life, and look forward to see your next visit shots :-) Do stay safe there!!
Thank you for the comment, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!! I will!
Looks like you have had a good time what camera and lens do you use
Canon EOS R5 with EF 100-400 ii
@@wattswildlifephoto thank you I am looking at maybe the 100-400 for my R5 the 100-500 is to expensive
@@angelathomas2117 No problem! The 100-400 is a phenomenal lens, I highly recommend it to people who are willing and able to fork out the money for it.
@@wattswildlifephoto thank you take care
Well done 👏 I enjoyed your video & pictures nice shots of the Griz & all the other critters. I myself just returned from the Park only 8 hours away so get to visit 2-3 times per year. This trip it was all about the Elk Rut saw few Griz but they were pretty far off out in the meadows. But I also got to watch & photograph some Sandhill Cranes as they flew into the Lamar Valley amongst the Bison which was something different 😎 Also saw some this Spring when they were still next to their nest with their Colts so maybe these are the juvenile Colts that where in Lamar & found their wings 🙂 Thanks for posting you sure had a Great Summer !
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it! Sounds like you had a great trip, sandhill cranes and bison are definitely a unique combo! Its awesome that you are so close to the park, would love to be that close as opposed to about 25 hours of driving for me haha. It was definitely a great summer there - wouldn’t trade the experience I had for anything.
@@wattswildlifephoto I just retired so my goal is to work a Summer or Fall in the Park. I always wanted to do it when I was younger but never did so glad you took the Leap & did it. 😎
That sounds like an awesome idea! There were a lot of retirees working in our store, the entire staff was basically either college students or retirees. They give priority on jobs to people who can stay longer into the season, so the longer you stay, the better chances of getting the position and location you want. Good luck with that! And yeah, it was the best decision I’ve ever made to go out there for a summer. So glad I went for it.
hey, i se a canon 1200d (t5) with the 55-250mm. does having a very bad camera reduce image quality? loved your vid
Having a lower-cost camera and lens can definitely reduce image quality, but it doesn’t mean you can’t take good images. With the right amount of practice and studying of wildlife photography, you can get great photos with any camera. Hope that helps.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 🙏
@@wattswildlifephoto thank you so much!!
@@jojwashintonii7031 No problem, glad to help!
Really enjoyed your video. You captured a lot of wildlife. I laughed at the baby pronghorn rip snorting through the sagebrush. Man they’re fast. However, my favorite was the segment that featured the Obsidian sow and her cubs. We saw them in 2019 when they were here cubs of the year. They were so close to the road the day we saw them. No getting out of the car that day! It was great to see how big they’ve grown. I look forward to your next video.
Glad you liked it! Yes the baby pronghorn were insanely fast - it was so fun to watch them race around haha. Would’ve loved to have seen Obsidian sow with the cubs when they were little, that sounds like a great experience. She kicked them out about a week after I saw them so they are off living their adult bear lives now! Obsidian sow was mated by a big boar in June, so hopefully we will see her emerge with new COYs next spring.