The other night I had made a quick drive out to Kelly, Wyoming in Grand Teton National Park and in looking at the clouds and light, I began expecting a nice sunset over the Tetons. I drove back out toward Highway 89 and got myself set up, patiently waiting for something to happen.… Keep reading...
In transitioning out of my full-time job, I’ve been doing a lot of work indoors. I’ve been working heavily on a new project and in sitting inside for much of yesterday, I noticed fall leaves being blown rather easily off of an aspen tree outside my window and it dawned on me that I’ve most likely missed fall here in its prime.… Keep reading...
With this beautiful Indian summer we’ve been having coming to an end, I’ve been getting out to other areas of Grand Teton National Park and enjoying as much of it as I can before more chilly weather begins making its way into the area. I had the intent to go back to the bears and document some of the misbehavior from some of the more disrespectful photographers, but in trying to enjoy the last days of the Indian summer, working on several side projects, getting another larger project off the ground and also just trying to stay in decent shape, my time’s been a little tight lately.… Keep reading...
I love bears. They’re without a doubt my favorite animal to photograph and I’ll go very far out of my way if I know I’m going to get the opportunity to get some new shots of one. I’ll sit and wait for hours just to get a glimpse of a bear.… Keep reading...
It’s never easy to narrow down a season’s worth of images to just five, but here are the five that either I liked the best, or that you liked the best, taking Google Analytics stats into account. Most of them came from Grand Teton National Park, with the exception being the grizzly bear with four cubs up in Yellowstone National Park.… Keep reading...
While in the Alaska Basin last week up in the Jedediah Smith Wilderness of the Teton Mountains, we were treated to a nice sunset as some higher clouds began lighting up above the landscape. In addition to the large variety of wildflower displays that were out in the area, there were also many boulders which provided a natural barrier to the Alaska Basin Lakes.… Keep reading...