I did a trip up to Yellowstone National Park about a week and a half ago. I had been watching the weather reports for any signs of snow. It was looking good so I loaded up the gear and drove the 5 hours up to West Yellowstone and checked into a hotel. That night it did just what I wanted it to do, it snowed. When my wife and I entered the park the next morning it was a winter wonderland. I couldn't have asked for more. I drove as far as the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, before finally heading for home, have captured some great images. I'm sharing a photograph of the lower falls capture with my new 50mm tilt shift lens that allowed me to focus on both the falls and the nearby pine that I used to create depth in the image. Five to Six hours is a long way to drive not knowing if things will pan out, but in this case it did and was well worth the effort. (ISO 100, 1/80 sec f-22 50mm tilt shift)