I could have probably shot that much in Yellowstone in a week. My personal best was 28 rolls in one day.

Yellowstone is still nice. They are just really restrictive now with snowmobiles.

We go to Yellowstone for a few weeks nearly every year.

Patty, before the old puter died, probably deleated a total of 30,000 pictures she had taken over about 3 years. She STILL had 47 GIG of pictures left then the computer died in the Mcafee mess.

We just went there during the "tourist" season, never made it there in the winter. Would have loved to see it in the winter time. But when you're a kid going with Mom and Dad, you go when they go.

I have no idea how many digital pictures we have. We have boxes and boxes of archived photos and negatives in her photoroom.

I do my own printing at home with an Epson 2400, unless I get bigger than 13x19. But Wallyworld can print an 8x10 cheaper than I can. I send people there for simple stuff, but I don't trust them to print my good stuff.

I highly recommend that you hit it dueing every season. At least ince in your lifetime. Its a truly interesting place. Especially if you hit the back country.

Never been, but it's on my list for the next few years. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crossfingers.gif" alt="" />

I don't have a lot of prints, maybe a couple hundred. Most of what I have is archived digitally, on cd's, dvd's and external hard drives. Last count was about 100 gigs worth, but most of that is copies. I very rarely delete anything. The paper I used to shoot for calls me on occasion for stuff that I shot when I worked for them. I charge them a storage fee LOL. (My regular stringer rates)

I want to hit up the redwoods/ seqouiya in the near future.

BTW, most of my stuff was shot with a 4mp camera that takes about 1mb for a jpeg photo.