After spending two days at Grand Teton National Park this lone tree caught my eye just as we were leaving the park. We had just finished a great trail run around Jenny Lake and went back to take a few more pictures. While the Tetons are beautiful, I think this might be my favorite picture from the trip.
What is really cool is the ability to geotag your photos. If you click here, you’ll see a green arrow on Google Maps where I was standing and just to the east is the tree and its shadow. Even cooler, is if you go into Street View, you can pan to the right and see the tree from the road. Technology is amazing!!
To do this, I added a diGPS Pro to my Nikon D700 which stays connected all the time. It’s just a small dongle that hangs from the neckstrap on a custom little 1” strap I made. I haven’t noticed a drop in battery life and it only turns on when my camera is on. There are other solutions to geotag photos, but they all either require you to find the location on a map after (on your computer) or the dongle records the location constantly then you have to match that up to your pictures afterwards (based on time) on your computer using special software. With the diGPS, it writes the GPS data into the EXIF info of the picture when you take it so there is no fussing around afterwards.
Find this here: 43° 42’ 21” N; 110° 43’ 28” W
