Togetherness #1 Metal Print

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In Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, the bison move into the open fields of Antelope Flats to graze with their young on the rich summer grasses. Many bison, or more commonly referred to, buffalo and their calves spend long days moving back and forth from the north end of the park to the south borders near the National Wildlife Refuge in Jackson. Grand Teton National Park is heavily populated during summer months by visitors from around the world and traffic often comes to a halt to watch the bison and their calves romp through the park lands. This calf watched its mother rub on the post for a few minutes before cautiously approaching and trying out the same behavior. Deciding it felt simply wonderful the two remained there for quite some time scratching their ears and heads in rhythm. Wildlife always bring a smile to my face whether I have captured the moment or not with my camera.

Sandra Bronstein finds great pleasure in sharing the beauty of the natural world and its magnificent wildlife as seen through her lenses for over 40 years. Having been intrigued by many different elements, in both the manmade and natural world, she strives to discover new and different ways to capture these elements. Her vision provides a window into the ever changing world and, simply put, Sandra has captured and shares with us a simple moment in time. Sandra was raised and continues to reside in large metropolitan cities but has always had a love of nature and wilderness. It was due, in part, to family travels and being an "outdoor" girl which kept her love strong for wildlife and the environment. That love and respect shows in each...