In past months I began thinking bigger. Not just thinking bigger, but also dreaming bigger. I began to imagine my photography in its own gallery and in doing so I took a close look at a couple of local photographers that I really admire to learn from them as examples. Both have unique personal names, as well as a business name that defines what you would expect to see in their respective galleries.… Keep reading...
While visiting Yellowstone National Park this past weekend, I wanted to spend an entire day in the Lamar Valley, something I realized I actually hadn’t done before. It payed off because while I was there bright and early, a few hours later a grizzly bear came out and walked along the Lamar River.… Keep reading...
Planning a trip to Grand Teton National Park? The map below will help you get the most out of your photographic destinations. Read on below!
I’ve created a map from Google Maps showing the best places to stop and photograph the sites so that you’ll be sure to come away with dramatic photos of the area.… Keep reading...
This was almost thrown away because it was zoomed in way too close and there wasn’t much of a composition I could find with it, until of course the idea of cropping down to a panorama came into mind. All of a sudden, a shot I was ready to completely throw away began to grow on me.… Keep reading...
Both Moose-Wilson and Teton Park Roads have opened up for the summer, however after poking around there for a bit, I found myself wandering back through Antelope Flats. There’s quite a bit of activity there with the elk migrating, and the bison haven’t even gotten up there yet.… Keep reading...
I recently put together a new time-lapse video compilation from shots around Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Grand Teton National Park. A few shots from Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park also snuck their way in. The music is, once again, by zero-project. I named it ‘Endless Winter’ after the actual endless winter we’ve had here in Jackson Hole.… Keep reading...