Yellowstone Review

This was my first early November trip to Yellowstone. The usual animals were visible: bison, coyotes, and migrating elk. One of the perks of volunteering is access into the interior when the roads close to visitors in November.  Consequently we were the only ones at Old Faithful during an eruption. The sound amid the surrounding quiet was unforgettable.

Some memories:

 

Technical: Recorded and edited on an iPhone 8

Autumn Color

Increasingly I am shooting video with my iPhone. It is convenient to both capture and edit on one device without needing to transferring to the computer. the phone has definite limitations with primarily a wide angle focal length. It still requires a tripod and microphone for better capture.  Another tool to record beauty in the natural world.

Technical: It does not have the quality for a full screen view which is a function of the Blogger downsizing the file size.

One camera does it all, almost.

We recently returned from Jasper National Park. I brought a full array of DSLR lenses along but only used one camera for all of the non-wildlife images: an iPhone8. With its incredible versatility the iPhone8 took all but one image. It even captured a waterfall in blur. I'm sold on it for a travel camera. Now it's up to you to decide which best captures the mood.