Wyoming Icons

Wyoming is a very special place.  Susan and I moved here in 1982 and we continue to enjoy living here.  Below are a few iconic images of Wyoming, ending with a few photos of the Snowy Range (just 35 miles or so from Laramie) where we picnic, hike, ski, and simply hang out.

The image of cowboy riding a bucking horse appears everywhere in Wyoming, from state license plates to the Welcome to Wyoming signage greeting travelers as they enter the State.  Fanning a Twister, sculpture by Peter Fillerup, campus University of Wyoming

Special view of the majestic Tetons from Schwabacher Landing – near Jackson, Wyoming

Eruption of Old Faithful geyser – Yellowstone National Park

Road to Devils Tower – Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming

Legendary Crowheart Butte – twenty-five miles or so from Dubois, Wyoming

Split Rock – major Oregon Trail landmark not far from Muddy Gap Junction, Wyoming

Pronghorn near Laramie, Wyoming

Scenic Snowy Range Road, Wyoming

Lake Marie – Snowy Range Road, Wyoming

Bellamy Lake – Snowy Range Road, Wyoming

Snow cover in June – Snowy Range 2011, Wyoming

If interested in purchasing any prints (a single image or a series of images) contact Brenda or Scott at Artisans’ Gallery in Laramie, Wyoming.  The gallery is located at 215 South 2nd Street and their telephone number is 307-745-3983 (888-616-6409); their email address is www.artisansgallery.net.  You can also contact me directly (under Contact) for more information.