We finally got around to printing this weekend, our first images from the trip.  As usual, Ann wasn’t sure she had anything worth printing (as usual, she was wrong), and I wound up printing images that have already appeared on the blog post.  Fortunately, I managed to work on a new image as well and and, most importantly, the printer heads had not clogged even after such a long break.  So how did they turn out? 

I’ve made snide comments on at least a couple of previous occasions about iconic locations where photographers will line up all in a row, seemingly about to take the same photograph.  For us, it was like that when we were at Oxbow Bend at Grand Tetons National Park, and was the reason we bypassed the packed parking lot at Zabreski Point in Death Valley to opt for photographing at 20 Mule Team Road, all by ourselves, earlier this year.  That said, I’m honest enough to admit the hypocrisy of this post and its main point.  Still, while each photographer in that row of photographers may be making their own image, it’s a lot better to be photographing all on our own.  Even then, we sometimes wind up photographing from five feet apart.