Art in Yellowstone
Did you know, when early photographers visited Yellowstone in the 1870s they could carry up to hundreds of kilograms of trays, glass plates, measuring devices, and inks and brushes for retouching! A far cry from the selfie stick. Carolyn, a Naturalist with the Yellowstone Forever Institute, talks about the legacy of art in Yellowstone National Park.
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