Yellowstone: A Photographic Journey

by Stephen C Hinch

Resident photographer Stephen C. Hinch takes you on an insider's tour of his home park in Farcountry's newest release A Photographic Journey . With 112 stunning full-color images and lively text, Hinch shares unique views of the park's abundant wildlife, beautiful lakes and waterfalls, historic landmarks, and world-famous thermal features. Hinch's award-winning wildlife photography offers unforgettable, intimate glimpses of Yellowstone's wildlife in their natural habitat. From the safe distance of these pages, get up close to three enormous bison coming right at you, elk at the peak of the rut, playful fox pups, the elusive bobcat, Yellowstone wolves, and an adorable grizzly cub climbing on his very large mother. Hinch's breathtaking images of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Lower Falls, and the park's remarkable geothermal features - including Old Faithful, Great Fountain Geyser, the strikingly colorful Grand Prismatic, and a rare view of the northern lights over White Dome Geyser - capture that magical quality that makes our nation's first national park a one-of-a-kind, world-renowned destination.

80 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2017

Reviews

[Laura · Rating 4 out of 5]

I picked up this book in Yellowstone Park before our own trip began. The photos were beautiful and inspiring, and some of the information in the book actually prompted us to change some of our plans to incorporate sites we had not previously intended or even known about! It added a lot to our trip overall.

[Mrs Robin · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the book for those people that would like to visit Yellowstone and can't. It's basically a virtual tour on glossy paper. You'll buy it, you'll fall in love with the place, you'll drool all over the paper, and then you'll cry because you're not there. Maybe that's not such a good intro? Let's try again...

This is the book for those that have been to Yellowstone! The photography is absolutely stunning! You'll buy it, you'll be reminded of all your memories at Yellowstone, you'll have a strong urge to pack a bag and walk toward the wilderness,and then you'll cry because you're not there. Wait a minute. This sounds familiar!!!

Yellowstone! Such a beautiful piece of country! It's full of bears, elk, deer, trouts, beetles, and bears! There's also tourists. A lot of them. But it's like no other place on Earth. When you pitch your tent in between mountains and sit around a campfire you'll be ever so tempted to quit your day job, throw away all electronics, and live in harmony with nature. That is until the park ranger comes around and tells you tent squatting is not allowed! Bummer! Stephen Hinch does not help anything! His book will just make you want to do that even more! The photography is amazing! He has quite the eye for beauty and is very skillful with the camera. Not only does he share jaw dropping photos but he goes the extra mile and educates you on Yellowstone. Your friends will be amazed when you tell them that you should go to the northeast corner of Yellowstone to find Moose in the winter. They'll also be impressed when you fill them in on when moose drop their antlers. Hint, It's January. See you're impressed! It's all thanks to Stephen! You'll want to keep this on your coffee table so you can flip through it. It's educational and beautiful. A win win for bibliophiles!