On the first morning of our recent Teton/Yellowstone trip we were up in time to catch the moon setting over the Teton Range in Grand Teton National Park. Bob caught the following sequence of the moon setting where it passes behind the summit of the Grand Teton peak itself. Mount Owen is to the right, which, along with the peak called Teewinot constitutes the group of peaks known as the Cathedral Group.
We were set up at the Mountain View Turnout along the Teton Park Road to photograph the moon's setting. The mountains are especially red because of the rising sun which was also helped by a forest fire in this region. At the same time we also saw the sun rise over Jackson Hole as you can see in the photo we posted earlier.
Remember, it's not just a picture, it's a story.
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