American photographer Carol M. Highsmith, replicating, as well as possible, a pose at Yellowstone National Park in northwestern Wyoming by pioneer photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston, who inspired Highsmith's career

American photographer Carol M. Highsmith, replicating, as well as possible, a pose at Yellowstone National Park in northwestern Wyoming by pioneer photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston, who inspired Highsmith's career ( )

American photographer Carol M. Highsmith, replicating, as well as possible, a pose at Yellowstone National Park in northwestern Wyoming by pioneer photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston, who inspired Highsmith's career ( ) (cropped)

American photographer Carol M. Highsmith, and her husband, journalist Ted Landphair, could not resist getting INTO a photograph with some new and evocative Old West friends at the distinctive White Wolf Saloon in Douglas, site of the annual Wyoming State Fair Physical description

Photographer Carol M. Highsmith in Monument Valley, the Navajo tribal park in northern Arizona and southern Utah Physical description:; 4 x 5 in. or smaller. Notes: Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.; Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to repres

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Physical description:. Notes: Yellowstone National Park, established by the U.S. Congress as a national park on March 1, 1872, is located primarily in the U.S. state of Wyoming, though it also extends into Montana and Ida

Natalie Rold, Alicia Fischer and Ijah Garfield, members of a production team who flew from their base in San Francisco to follow American photographer Carol M. Highsmith at work in the field in Colorado Physical description:. Notes: Here the videographers, wh

American photographer Carol M. Highsmith could not resist getting INTO a photograph with some new and evocative Old West friends at the distinctive White Wolf Saloon in Douglas, site of the annual Wyoming State Fair Physical description:. Notes: Forms part of

Carol M. Highsmith with camera at Colorado National Monument, which is by no means a monument in the typical sense of the word. It's more like a national park, a preserve of vast plateaus, canyons, and towering monoliths in Mesa County, Colorado, near Grand Junction Physical description: 1 photograp