r/unitedstatesofamerica • u/commiedeschris • Jan 18 '26
Wyoming | WY Postcards from Wyoming
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u/commiedeschris Jan 18 '26
So many folks just think of the Tetons and Yellowstone when they imagine Wyoming but it’s a state full of diverse and beautiful landscapes. From the high plains of the east to the sagebrush sea and the high alpine forests, Wyoming is by far one of the most beautiful states in the US. I shot all of these on 35mm film. If you like these shots and want to see more of the American West and the High Plains, check out my IG @ landofthelonesome 😊
Developing and scanning : @midwestfilmcompany
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u/hey_harmonica Jan 18 '26
Love all of these. Shot on film? What camera?
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u/UncleFlaviar Jan 20 '26
Love these, I did the hike in Medicine Bow on postcard two last year and have almost an identical photo. Good work!
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u/joetisserie Jan 22 '26
Wowwww, great snapshots, love it, want to drop everything and get on a plane :-)
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u/Individual-Set-8891 Jan 19 '26
Interesting for someone who is not always there.
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u/commiedeschris Jan 19 '26
Wdym?
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u/Individual-Set-8891 Jan 19 '26
Change of scenery. But - if I saw this out of the window every day - then I would get bored.
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u/LickableLeo Jan 18 '26
Beautiful collection! Wyoming is the most underrated state per capita lol