Forum member and friend Dean Sauskojus recently released his first e-book, "The Ultimate Photo Guide to Yellowstone National Park". I've got a copy of this amazing book and I can tell you that "ultimate" is a fitting descriptor.
Dean has spent the last 20 years photographing this spectacular park. He knows the area intimately and generously shares 43 of his favorite locations for Yellowstone landscape photography. It contains everything you need to know about how, when and where to make dynamic photographs in Yellowstone NP including GPS coordinates, an interactive map of the park and general information to help you plan your trip.
I know Dean would never promote his book here on the forum even though many of us stand to benefit from his insight so I'm sharing the information with you.
Visit his website to learn more about "The Ultimate Photo Guide to Yellowstone National Park" and to purchase it for instant download.
Full disclosure: I don't make a dime on sales of Dean's e-book. He originally compiled this information in partnership with Dan and me to produce iFotoGuide: Yellowstone. Apple declined to approve the app for sale on iTunes on the basis that it wasn't "interactive enough".
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I had a pleasure of a quick glance at it a few weeks ago and it looked impressive. I will definitely be getting my copy once I'm home and my download speeds are at a normal rate. There is a ton of information there and the images alone make this book a killer deal! Top notch work Dean, you should be very proud!
I purchased a copy and it looks spectacular! It transfered to my Ipad seamlessly. I haven't looked through the entire book but what I have seen is just what a visiting photographer needs for such a vast area. Kudos Dean for such a great gathering of information Thank you Bret for bringing this fine work to my attention.
Mark
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7 repliesForum member and friend Dean Sauskojus recently released his first e-book, "The Ultimate Photo Guide to Yellowstone National Park". I've got a copy of this amazing book and I can tell you that "ultimate" is a fitting descriptor.
Dean has spent the last 20 years photographing this spectacular park. He knows the area intimately and generously shares 43 of his favorite locations for Yellowstone landscape photography. It contains everything you need to know about how, when and where to make dynamic photographs in Yellowstone NP including GPS coordinates, an interactive map of the park and general information to help you plan your trip.
I know Dean would never promote his book here on the forum even though many of us stand to benefit from his insight so I'm sharing the information with you.
Visit his website to learn more about "The Ultimate Photo Guide to Yellowstone National Park" and to purchase it for instant download.
Full disclosure: I don't make a dime on sales of Dean's e-book. He originally compiled this information in partnership with Dan and me to produce iFotoGuide: Yellowstone. Apple declined to approve the app for sale on iTunes on the basis that it wasn't "interactive enough".
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Take care, Mark Nobles
Mark