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The stock photography gallery section contains photos of Jackson Hole Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park photos, Grand Teton National Park photos, and photos of Charleston, Beaufort photos, and Daufuskie Island photos. In Addition there are Galleries of popular subjects like aerial photos, photos of animals and wildlife, fishing photos, skiing photos and lifestyle photos with images of people enjoying activities that make these areas special.

These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's photos. Use the search box to see more images from our collection.
This Gallery contains the most recent imagery added to our stock photography web site. Please use the search box to view images you might be interested in from our existing collection.
Cattle Drive in Grand Teton National Park, Grand Teton National Park
<h4><strong>Aerial Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Our stock collection contains extensive aerial photos of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, as well as Charleston, Beaufort, and Daufuskie Island, South Carolina. Our aerial photos were shot by Latham Jenkins on chartered flights, allowing him to get the most complete and comprehensive aerial photos of Jackson Hole, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the South Carolina Lowcountry. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's aerial photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our aerial photos.</b>
Aerial View Overlooking the Town of Jackson, the Elk Refuge, and the Teton Range, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Beaufort Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Beaufort, South Carolina is one of the last unspoiled areas on the Eastern seaboard. Beaufort's rivers and sounds are bountiful with fish and crabs and shrimp. Fresh waters from inland rivers meet the ocean in Beaufort to form an estuarine network of tidal creeks and marshes so rich in nourishment that wildlife, birds and fish of incredible variety come here to feed and breed. The air is clean, the winters moderate, the water warm, the beaches long and almost empty. Historically and architecturally, Beaufort SC is a national treasure and has been designated as a National Historic Landmark District. While many Southern antebellum towns were destroyed by Sherman’s torches or by hurricanes or both, Beaufort, with some of the grandest houses of the Old South, survived. The military is an integral part of Beaufort, with the Marine Corps Air Station to the north, Parris Island Recruit Depot on Port Royal Sound, and the Naval Hospital at the heart of the community. The Marines take an active roll in community life. They assist in emergencies, entertain at air shows and volunteer at community events. Beaufort is also known as an arts town, creating, supporting and enjoying an expansive repertoire of music, theater, dance and art events. Artists move to Beaufort because of the cultural climate. In fact, Beaufort has been named one of the best small towns for the arts in the country. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's Beaufort photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Beaufort photos.</b>
Shrimp Boats Docked at the Gay Fish Company on St. Helena Island, Beaufort, SC
<h4><strong>Charleston Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> To live in Charleston is to walk in the footsteps of Revolutionary War heroes, signers of the Declaration of Independence and authors of the Constitution. With more architecturally significant 18th and 19th century buildings than any other city in America, Charleston glows in the glory of its collection of gracious houses and imposing civic structures. Surrounding the unique city of Charleston is a vast playground of protected water, marsh and forests, plus 90 miles of beaches, all offering sanctuary to wildlife and outdoor recreation beyond compare. It’s called the Lowcountry and Charleston is its center. Charleston is the heart and soul of the old and the new south, and is now again the thriving epicenter of art and culture, style and taste. Charleston has weathered pirates, wars, storms, economic devastation and a revolution in its social structure. For three years running, Conde Nast readers have named Charleston number three on their list of best U.S. cities to visit – behind only San Francisco and New York. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's Charleston photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Charleston photos.</b>
Sunset over a Sailing Ship and Charleston Harbor, Charleston, SC
<h4><strong>Daufuskie Island Photo Gallery</strong></h4> So just what is it about a skinny island only five miles long and a couple miles wide that makes it so popular. At the top of everyone’s list is the fact that Daufuskie Island is an island accessed only by boat. Whether it’s a comfortable passenger ferry from Hilton Head, bucking the currents in a kayak, or arriving on your own craft and tying up in the marina at red marker 36, arrival on Daufuskie’s shell-strewn shores takes a degree of effort that is well-rewarded. Once ashore you can decide how to explore the largely undeveloped yet mesmerizing lush Daufuskie Island. Moving away from the water, you’ll meander along sandy lanes shaded by towering loblolly pines and moss-draped live oaks. You’ll pass painted wooden cottages, an eighteenth century cemetery, and the old Bloody Point Lighthouse. Next, head for the Atlantic side, skirting the resort’s untouched marshland, and you’ll catch glimpses of working shrimp boats on the sparkling water Everything’s here, and yet nothing’s here. That’s the appeal of Daufuskie Island. If you crave crowds and the cacophony of urban life, Daufuskie might be too slow. On the other hand, you might get used to it once you realize you haven’t heard or seen a car, cell phone or billboard since you arrived. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Agency's Daufuskie photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Daufuskie Island photos.</b>
Haig Point Landing & Community Dock, Daufuskie, SC
<h4><strong>Fishing Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Fishing photos from the world class trout streams and rivers of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Fly Fishing photos from Jackson Hole include images form the Snake River, Flat Creek and the Gros Ventre River. Yellowstone National Park is a unique place to take fishing photos. With Yellowstone’s abundant thermal features it is not unusual to capture images of anglers fishing near steaming vents and geysers. The Firehole River, Slough Creek, and the Yellowstone River are just a few of the popular rivers to fish in Yellowstone. Grand Teton National Park has a multitude of lakes and streams, but most of our fishing photos are form the Snake River or Jackson Lake. Just across the boarder form Wyoming, Eastern Idaho is also a fishing Mecca. Great fishing photos are taken on the Teton River and the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River. South Western Montana is also known for its wonderful trout streams with fishing photos from the Madison River, the Gallatin River and Maple Creek to name a few. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's fishing photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our fishing photos.</b>
A Fisherman Holds a Rainbow Trout, Wyoming
<h4><strong>Grand Teton National Park Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Grand Teton photos present in many publications and Websites have made the mountain range one of the world’s most infamous and recognizable. Circumerro Stock Photography has some of the best and most unique Grand Teton photos available, featuring photos and images of the familiar Teton peak, in addition to other Teton photos that present the beauty of the rest of Grand Teton National Park. Grand Teton National park showcases one of America’s youngest mountain ranges. The Tetons boast a dramatic collection of steep and jagged peaks, and with no foothills on the eastern side of the range, the peaks of Grand Teton National Park appear to be very close, making for opportunities of breathtaking Teton photos. Forged by tectonic uplift and glaciation, the Teton Range shows us the geographic history of this area. Grand Teton National Park is known for its abundance of wildlife and the great hiking trails that wind around the various lakes and meadows of Grand Teton National Park. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's Grand Teton National Park photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Grand Teton photos.</b>
Wildflowers and the Tetons, Grand Teton National Park
<h4><strong>Stock Photos of Jackson Hole Wyoming</strong></h4> There can be a lot of confusion when people start referring to the Jackson Hole Area. First things first, a “Hole” is a historical term for a high altitude valley. Jackson Hole is the common name for the broad-based valley that lies at 6,200 feet above sea level. Jackson Hole is sandwiched between two mountain ranges: the Tetons to the west, the Gros Ventres to the east and is bisected by the Snake River. The Town of Jackson (not Jackson Hole) is situated on the eastern edge of the valley near its southern end. The popularity of Jackson Hole rose quickly with the invention of the automobile. Tourists headed to Yellowstone country made a visit to Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park an important part of a family's trip to Yellowstone Country. The rise of winter recreation and the ski industry gave further impetus to growth in Jackson Hole. Jackson Hole remains a small, albeit growing, town where outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the conveniences of modern living combined with the spirit of the old west. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Agency's Jackson Hole photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Jackson Hole photos.</b>
View of the Tetons with the Valley Covered in Fog, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Lifestyle Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Lifestyle photos of people enjoying the outdoor activities that define the lifestyle associated with the Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks regions. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's lifestyle photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our lifestyle and recreation photos.</b>
Climbing Black Tail Butte, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Stock Photo Gallery of People</strong></h4> A collection featuring mostly candid images of people from every walk of life in and around the locations we focus on. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's photos of people. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our photos of people.</b>
The Mountain Man Rendezvous During Old West Days, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Skiing Stock Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Jackson Hole and the surrounding area boasts 8,000 acres of lift-serviced terrain spread over three very different resorts. Plus unparalleled back country access to some of the most pristine runs in the country. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort With the greatest sustained vertical drop, 4,128 feet, in the United States Jackson Hole Mountain resort is world famous for it powder, its steeps, and its wide open bowls and glades. More recently the open gate policy has opened up the backcountry for some incredible skiing out of bounds. Grand Targhee Summer & Winter Resort It may not be the biggest resort in the area, but what Grand Targhee lacks in size it more than makes up for in snow. Annually, Targhee receives over 500 inches of Mother Nature’s best white stuff. If Jackson Hole gets a foot of powder, there’s no doubt Targhee will have twice that. Snow King Resort Just a few blocks from Jackson’s famous town square, Snow King Resort is small but mighty. Three lifts and one surface tow serve a variety of terrain, including one run, Upper Exhibition, rumored to be the steepest inbounds run on the continent. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's skiing photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our skiing photos.</b>
A Snowboarder gets Inverted at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Stock Photos of Wildlife</strong></h4> The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is the largest ecosystem in the lower 48 states covering 18 million-acres. This includes the entire valley known as Jackson Hole and both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. From the town of Jackson the valley ascends north into Grand Teton National Park until it strikes the volcanic plateau of Yellowstone National Park. The area is known for its wildlife. Five dozen types of mammals live here, including Moose, Elk, Bison, Black Bears, Grizzly Bears, Bighorn Sheep, Coyotes and Grey Wolves. Bisected by the Snake River, the valley is also home to a variety of fish and bird species. The Cutthroat Trout is the only native trout along with the introduced Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout. Ospreys, Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Ravens, Magpies, Owls, Swans, Falcons and an array of song-birds are common throughout the area. <b>Click on the links below to view a photo search for specific animals or view the photo gallery below for a sample of our wildlife images.</b> <p> <
Trumpeter Swan Flaps its Wings in the Kelly Warm Spring, Jackson Hole, WY
<h4><strong>Yellowstone National Park Photo Gallery</strong></h4> Yellowstone photos compose much of our library of stock photography. Circumerro Stock Photography is committed to offering clients the most compelling Yellowstone photos available, presenting some of mother nature’s most unique geothermal features and the abundance of wildlife that make Yellowstone an American favorite. Yellowstone is one of the largest National Parks in the contiguous 48 states, with over 2.2 million acres. Sprawling across volcanic plateaus and mountain ranges in the northwest corner of Wyoming, Yellowstone National park is known for its steaming geysers, crystalline lakes, thundering waterfalls, and panoramic vistas, all of which make for exciting opportunities for one-of-a-kind Yellowstone photos. The 18 million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is the largest ecosystem in the lower 48 and is known for its abundance of wildlife, in addition to the pristine rivers and streams that boast some of the finest fly-fishing in the world. <b>These are just a sample of the Circumerro Stock Photography Agency's Yellowstone National Park photos. Please use the search box to explore the rest of our Yellowstone photos.</b>
Grand Prismatic Sping, in the Midway Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park
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Airplane Parked at the Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson Hole, WY
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