JACKSON, WY — Every month, Buckrail will share some of our favorite photos from our friends at Teton Photography Club. This month’s selection is a testament to how life in the valley persists in the toughest conditions. Follow Teton Photography Club online, on Facebook, and on Instagram.

A bighorn sheep pushes through the deep snow. Photo: Kenny Jones
A collared gray wolf was poached near the Pilgrim Creek Trailhead in GTNP.
Early morning frost on a bison. Photo: Amy Ames
Power Trio. Photo: Anna Sullivan
Calm After the Storm | A spring storm moves across the sky, reflected in the newly thawed water of Boulder Lake in Sublette County. Photo: Delsa Allen
Love story – Two members of the Wapiti Lake Pack frolic near Firehole Flats January 2019 – Photo: Kenny Jones
At this point everyone is a little tired of winter. Photo Kenny Jones
Winter wings.Photo: Lisa Robertson
Coyote calling out to his buddies to let them know he survived the cold harsh night. Photo: George Bolander
There is hope that spring will arrive; the snowbanks are still huge, but look what got started even while buried! #ruttlewild #daffodil – Photo: A.M. Ruttle

Nick joined as the official Buckrail photographer in 2018. He graduated from The University of Wisconsin Stout with a degree in Cross-Media Graphics Management and a minor in Photography and Video. Nick is currently a photographer for Buckrail News and a Digital Marketer for TMBR Creative Agency. On any given day you can find Nick photographing wildlife in Grand Teton National Park or snowboarding on Teton Pass.