Yellowstone: land of geysers and grizzlies and bison and wolves and canyons and mountains and waterfalls and...well, you get the picture. Photographer, David Peterson has been getting the pictures since first visiting the park in 1982, and has even made it his home. Really...at least for the summers. And now David wants everyone to see the park through his "insider" eyes, as he captured the many moods of Yellowstone National Park–from misty vistas of Yellowstone's varied landscape to wildfires and stormy skyscapes. Engaging wildlife shots and sweeping aerials complete this portrait of WILD YELLOWSTONE! David William Peterson, grew up looking at photo books, books like Mountain Light, by Galen Rowell, and Our National Parks, by Ansel Adams. He then learned how to read, and got his hands on such scholarly works as: My Brother Was an Only Child; Never Sniff a Gift Fish; and Man's Search for Meaning. David Peterson has now been photographing Yellowstone since 1983. He started with a 35mm Pentax and has been accumulating equipment ever since. Realizing, though, that cameras are only one small part of the process, Dave began developing a style of his own, an ethereal, somewhat mystical style that captures Yellowstone'sunique characteristics like no other. Peterson lives during the summer season in Yellowstone National Park where he sells his books, calendars, and fine art photo prints.