Grand Teton National Park Photograph - Autumn Dawn at Oxbow Bend by Greg Norrell

Autumn Dawn at Oxbow Bend is a photograph by Greg Norrell which was uploaded on September 25th, 2014.

Autumn Dawn at Oxbow Bend

A bald eagle flies overhead as first light of the morning streams on Mount Moran at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park. ID=GN3_9725Nbs.jpg.... more

by Greg Norrell

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Title

Autumn Dawn at Oxbow Bend

Artist

Greg Norrell

Medium

Photograph - Fine Art Nature Photography

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September 25th, 2014

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Comments (40)

Jeff Burgess

Love the colors of this work. Love all your work as well.

Matt Richardson

Wow! *rubs eyes* Wow! Beautiful work!

James Peterson

Beautiful.

Judy Vincent

Wow this is gorgeous!

Allen Beatty

Superb !!

Carol Japp

Glorious capture Greg!

John Trommer

Very nice image.

Robert McAlpine

What a gorgeous image

Jamie Pham

Gorgeous light and scene!!

Leif Sohlman

Beautiful light andlandscape at Autumn Dawn At Oxbow Bend Greg

Chance Kafka

*Greg not Great.

Chance Kafka

Great, your shots of the Tetons never cease to amaze me. As a Wyomingite (now living in Arizona), I have seen hundreds if not thousands of images of the Tetons.Not to mention seeing them in person. But your work puts them in a whole new perspective. It is like I am seeing them for the first time.