Thanks for taking us along on your trip. My wife and I visited both GTNP and YNP every year for 30 years. Due to health reasons we haven’t been up for a couple of seasons. Hopefully we can make it back this Fall. Thanks again for sharing your adventures with us.
Great Video Steve. There was no shortage of interesting stuff happening. What A beautiful part of the world with a great variety of Animals. A place I could never get tired of watching 👍🏻
I've just arrived back in the UK from a trip to GTNP and YNP (now nursing bad jetlag and missing the place so bad!). Wow so many bears to be seen and the Teton scenery with the snow was just incredible. You are so lucky to live in such a beautiful area and to be able to produce such wonderful content. Thanks for sharing (btw I think I saw you riding a bike in a parking lot in Jackson but wasn't sure enough to say 'Hi', though going off of the hat I'm now pretty sure it was)
Cool video Steve - living out the back of your car and photographing wildlife there sounds incredible! Doing that here in Scotland is good, but not quite the same! Those bears at the end were stunning too :)
Another great video Steve. I always enjoy your stories and the photos that you capture. You inspire me to become a better photographer for sure! Looking forward to getting your book when it comes out. I too am an avid owl lover. And I also purchased a vehicle that I could sleep in the back of if need be. Great minds think alike.
Nice images, as always, Steve. Thanks for the ride along through the Park. I am really getting the "itch" to get back to both Parks in the very near future.
Great video as ever boy the wolves move fast loved the part where the bears were chasing the wolves from the carcass, considering its not peak season there looked like there was lots of people many thanks
Stumbled across you doing a little YNP prep, Steve, but I think I'll stay a while! Heading to the region from KY next week--it's not the best timing, but it can't be helped. Before watching I'd considered a bean bag, but at this point I'm figuring it's a necessity. I found this series helpful and just wanted to say thanks for sharing; your attitude and enjoyment of photography is infectious!
This is a crazy question but where did you park to sleep? Maybe one of the campgrounds? Enjoy your work so much. BTW, Phantom of the North is a beautiful book. 👍
Steve .. I love your videos and work. Please don't get me wrong or take this the wrong way, but as a wildlife photographer myself, I don't think I could shoot wildlife with those crowds of hundreds of people. I personally, and I'm sure you do as well, prefer to find things on my own and enjoy the experience with nature by myself. I also know, that when I do, no one else is making the same photograph as I am. Maybe that's why I've never really pushed myself to head to the big parks like Yellowstone? Just my 2 cents man. Thanks for all you do.
im impressed with what you were able to come up with considering how far away those wolves were, especially the one of the two wolves running on top of the ridge.
Being in a hot spot I guess you hardly ever have a moment to yourself with the wildlife. Photos can be misleading because you think you're the only one there but in reality there are a hundred people trying to get the same shot. I didn't really know this till I watched your videos. Nice job of keeping it real.
Hello! So very cool video! A wonderful place, where may see so much beauty ... No doubt, my favorites are the Bears 🐻 at the end of your video! Happy Saturday! Greetings from Estonia, Evi 🐾
That was awesome! It's amazing how easily and fast those wolves traverse that rugged terrain. Were those black birds crows? I like how chill you are about the crowds of nature lovers and photographers, best to just accept that some days we can't be alone in nature haha! By the way... I agree coffee is love :D
Amazing adventure for sure! Good thing it was the off season and the crowds were smaller...😮 Couldn't help but ponder if the bears were sizing up the herd (of people) across the river. I also wondered if wearing a furry animal hat complete with tail (1758) would be a wise decision if the wearer was not in a crowd.... I don't see any problem with your cinematography and love the images!!
Another great video Steve. Were you panning that video using your beanbag? Also, I never use my second lens hood on my 600mm... am I missing out on something? Thanks friend.
Nice video as usual Steve. I'll have to make a photo trip out there one of these years. Anyway what are you using as support for the vlogging cam in the car?
Good video as always. But do you ever leave your car and walk in nature? Seems like you always just roll down your window and there is amazing wildlife :)
I notice you use your left eye on the viewfinder, I cant say I had noticed it before, have you always used your left eye? Looks like you could really use a vertical grip on that mirrorless body! Enjoy your videos and dialogue......
Hey Steve, sooooooooo wonderful, thank you nina
What an awesome time you had...Thank you for sharing...
Good seeing you in the Tetons and I sure enjoy your videos. Hope you have a great summer.
Thanks Mitch, you too👍
Thanks for taking us along on your trip. My wife and I visited both GTNP and YNP every year for 30 years. Due to health reasons we haven’t been up for a couple of seasons. Hopefully we can make it back this Fall. Thanks again for sharing your adventures with us.
Another amazing video love seeing the bears by the rivers ....
What a way to spend the day!
Another awesome video! Will be there in 2 days, can't wait!
Thanks for helping us BRUSH up on our photography! Enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Booooooo! Ha!
Great Video Steve. There was no shortage of interesting stuff happening. What A beautiful part of the world with a great variety of Animals. A place I could never get tired of watching 👍🏻
I've just arrived back in the UK from a trip to GTNP and YNP (now nursing bad jetlag and missing the place so bad!). Wow so many bears to be seen and the Teton scenery with the snow was just incredible. You are so lucky to live in such a beautiful area and to be able to produce such wonderful content. Thanks for sharing (btw I think I saw you riding a bike in a parking lot in Jackson but wasn't sure enough to say 'Hi', though going off of the hat I'm now pretty sure it was)
Great video loved it.
Thanks as always! Loved that last shot of the bear sitting up in the river.
GREAT!!! GREAT!!! GREAT !!!
You’re my new favourite UA-camr my friend!!!! It’s amazing to follow your journeys!!!! I’m a fairly new photographer and you’re a huge inspiration!
Haha thanks for following along!👍👍
Cool video Steve - living out the back of your car and photographing wildlife there sounds incredible! Doing that here in Scotland is good, but not quite the same! Those bears at the end were stunning too :)
Fun watching this knowing exactly were you were in the Park in Lamar Valley. Great shots!
Outstanding video as usual Steve, thanks for sharing and keep them coming.
Awesome you got wolves and three bears! Great video and photos!
Another great video Steve. I always enjoy your stories and the photos that you capture. You inspire me to become a better photographer for sure! Looking forward to getting your book when it comes out. I too am an avid owl lover. And I also purchased a vehicle that I could sleep in the back of if need be. Great minds think alike.
Had a blast Steve. Thanks for taking the time to chat.
AWESOME!!
Some deceptively wonderful shots here at the end of the video, Steve 👌
another super video Steve. thanks. photography is just an excuse to get out there. all the best, danny. ps love the golden light on the bears.
Great what you have near by. Interesting video. Thanks for sharing!!!
Nice images, as always, Steve. Thanks for the ride along through the Park. I am really getting the "itch" to get back to both Parks in the very near future.
Great video as ever boy the wolves move fast loved the part where the bears were chasing the wolves from the carcass, considering its not peak season there looked like there was lots of people many thanks
Stumbled across you doing a little YNP prep, Steve, but I think I'll stay a while! Heading to the region from KY next week--it's not the best timing, but it can't be helped. Before watching I'd considered a bean bag, but at this point I'm figuring it's a necessity. I found this series helpful and just wanted to say thanks for sharing; your attitude and enjoyment of photography is infectious!
Cool, thanks for watching👍
Simply stated “beautiful”’, thanks for sharing!
This is a crazy question but where did you park to sleep? Maybe one of the campgrounds? Enjoy your work so much. BTW, Phantom of the North is a beautiful book. 👍
Great vlog as always... keep ‘me coming.
Man you’ve got me missing Yellowstone! Great video!
Dream footage!
Steve .. I love your videos and work. Please don't get me wrong or take this the wrong way, but as a wildlife photographer myself, I don't think I could shoot wildlife with those crowds of hundreds of people. I personally, and I'm sure you do as well, prefer to find things on my own and enjoy the experience with nature by myself. I also know, that when I do, no one else is making the same photograph as I am. Maybe that's why I've never really pushed myself to head to the big parks like Yellowstone? Just my 2 cents man. Thanks for all you do.
Great video Steve. I'm staying in Yellowstone the first week of September you have me wanting to go now. lol
im impressed with what you were able to come up with considering how far away those wolves were, especially the one of the two wolves running on top of the ridge.
Being in a hot spot I guess you hardly ever have a moment to yourself with the wildlife. Photos can be misleading because you think you're the only one there but in reality there are a hundred people trying to get the same shot. I didn't really know this till I watched your videos. Nice job of keeping it real.
Well done, enjoyed.
Fantastic. There is nothing more exciting than seeing wolves in the wild.
Not only did you get an image of wolves but wolves with bare aspen trees in the background. Love it.
Excellent Steve. You've got the video thing down if you ask me. Thanks for sharin!
Wonderful!
Beautiful!!!
i am wanting to go to national park now
Amazon footage! And images!
Exciting :o)
Hello!
So very cool video!
A wonderful place, where may see so much beauty ... No doubt, my favorites are the Bears 🐻 at the end of your video! Happy Saturday!
Greetings from Estonia, Evi 🐾
That was awesome! It's amazing how easily and fast those wolves traverse that rugged terrain. Were those black birds crows? I like how chill you are about the crowds of nature lovers and photographers, best to just accept that some days we can't be alone in nature haha! By the way... I agree coffee is love :D
I'm sure the black birds are ravens.
Amazing adventure for sure! Good thing it was the off season and the crowds were smaller...😮
Couldn't help but ponder if the bears were sizing up the herd (of people) across the river. I also wondered if wearing a furry animal hat complete with tail (1758) would be a wise decision if the wearer was not in a crowd....
I don't see any problem with your cinematography and love the images!!
Yes,, that was quite the fashion statement...
Another great video Steve. Were you panning that video using your beanbag? Also, I never use my second lens hood on my 600mm... am I missing out on something? Thanks friend.
I'm curious , what was the lens and camera in this video on the window ledge , thanks for sharing the great footage
Great!
sadly i never got the chance to visit yellowstone :/
Nice video as usual Steve. I'll have to make a photo trip out there one of these years. Anyway what are you using as support for the vlogging cam in the car?
A small suction cup windshield mount
Very cool! How come everybody is just on the side of the road? Is it against the rules to hike out closer to the animals?
These are wild grizzlies so approaching them could have undesirable consequences... And the Park Service doesn't allow people to get within 100 yards.
Great video as always Steve! Is that a Benz SUV you’re riding in? Looks nice 😁
Yep gls450
Steve Mattheis - nice! Workshop biz must be good😁. Glad to hear it, please keep these great vlogs coming !!👍
Good video as always. But do you ever leave your car and walk in nature? Seems like you always just roll down your window and there is amazing wildlife :)
All the time.
at 8:24, where did you get the od green lens pillow? I want one!!
What months are off season in park ?
I notice you use your left eye on the viewfinder, I cant say I had noticed it before, have you always used your left eye? Looks like you could really use a vertical grip on that mirrorless body! Enjoy your videos and dialogue......
I am left eye dominant... Sometimes I'll shoot with my right eye just for practice but my most natural is lefty.
People,even worse ignorant people who stand in the road when they have ample room on the shoulder are the reason I do not want to visit that park.
How can u name yourself a wildlife photographer if u take shots from ur car ?!?!
Hmm I guess I wasn't told about your rule that 'real wildlife Photographers don't drive cars'...
Thanks for setting me straight. Unsubscribe.
@@SteveMattheis he must not have seen the 18:20 mark where you are clearly out of your car 🙄