Portrait of Jackson Hole & the Tetons
photography by Henry H. Holdsworth
foreword by Charlie Craighead
published by Farcountry Press
- In Portrait of Jackson Hole & the Tetons, Henry H. Holdsworth introduces you to a Jackson that is spectacular and mysterious. In 131 photographs culled from 25 years of work, Holdsworth covers all aspects of the valley, from Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park to the world-famous ski areas, from the fence-high snowdrifts on the Triangle X Ranch to the National Elk Refuge.
He focuses his lens on flora and fauna, large and small, from the Indian paint brush to the aspen trees, from the elk to the bright mountain bluebird.
120 pages, 10 1/2'' x 10'', 128 color photos, 12 hardcovers per case, Smythe-sewn
hardcover
ISBN 10: 1560374098
ISBN 13: 9781560374091
$29.95
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| "Old Glory flies below Glory Bowl on a foggy morning. This haystack, south of town, is complete with shutters and a front door. It was the work of guerrilla artists who, one night in the 1990s, put is up with a sign that stated, "affordable housing in Jackson Hole."Locals took a liking to the artwork and it has remained a fixture ever since - as have rising real estate prices."
-page 98 "Skiers on Snow King Mountain can look out over an average of 7,500 elk on the National Elk Refuge below. The refuge was established in 1912 to provide winter habitat for one of North America's largest elk herds. Snow King Ski Area, which was founded in 1939, was the first ski resort in Jackson Hole and one of the first in the United States."
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Henry Holdsworth has spent more than 25 years documenting the beauty and rhythms of the Jackson Hole area.
Henry's images of Jackson Hole have graced the pages of publications such as National Geographic, National Wildlife, Nature's Best, and Wyoming Wildlife. He has produced twelve books on the area. |