Clint Teegardin
Photography
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 American Eagleavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Bighorn Ramavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Black Bearavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Bull ElkYellowstone National Park available for sale at the Gallery |
 Casanova #302Famous Yellowstone Wolf available for sale at the Gallery |
 Casnova #302Famous Yellowstone Wolf available for sale at the Gallery |
 Fall in Montanaavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 GrizzlyYellowstone National Park available for sale at the Gallery |
 Jumping for dinneravailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Love you mamaavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Mama Blueavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Montana Sunsetavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Mr. Bisonavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Mr. Robin, early springavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Pronghornavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Red Tail Hawkavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Singing a Songavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Strolling Coyoteavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 The Speedy Bisonavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Trophy Elkavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Wagon Wheel along the Grove Creekavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Wise Ole Owlavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Woodbine Trailhead in the fallavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Woodbine Trailhead in the springavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Young Female Wolfavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Young Female Wolfavailable for sale at the Gallery |
 Clint & AlPainting by Julie Jeppsen |
| If you enjoy the wildlife in Yellowstone and Montana, then you'll enjoy viewing the photographs that Clint features at the Carbon County Art’s Guild and Depot Gallery. Although Clint has taken pictures for years, only recently has the public become aware of his ability. He was raised on a livestock farm in Ohio. He was an animal husbandry major in college and was a member of the livestock judging team. He has always been intrigued by the people he met. He could start a conversation with a total stranger, was a successful salesman and executive in the business world, but his biggest frustration in life was not being able to communicate with animals. This trait explains why Clint Teegardin can spot the wildlife before anyone else, why he gets those poses with his camera that others describe as that special “eye”. He has been doing this for years but only shared these moments with his family and close friends. After a series of photographs of Casanova, a famous wolf in Yellowstone National Park, a few years ago people started asking for his prints. Starting in 2008, Clint is now sharing his photographic moments with all of us. |
