I’ve finally begun getting a good amount of photos done on the grizzlies and while I’m very happy with what I came back with, the itch to get back up there is growing stronger and stronger.
On one evening, Grizzly Bear #399 and her three new cubs were grazing in a field of wildflowers, offering up some incredible shots.… 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...
I recently spent a few days up in Grand Teton National Park, finally taking advantage of a friend’s offer to use their guest bed at the employee housing of Jackson Lake Lodge. I spent much of my time in the Oxbow Bend area hoping to see some wildlife, but I only saw one fox who could run faster than I could grab my camera.… Keep reading...
Pilgrim Mountain is a prominent, but often overlooked mountain on the drive up Highway 89 through Grand Teton National Park. Just west of Pilgrim Creek, it sits above a meadow obscured by the opportunity for wildlife on one side, and the Teton Mountains on the other.… Keep reading...
Yesterday I met up with another visiting photographer to take a chance on a sunrise from the Snake River Overlook in Grand Teton National Park. He couldn’t have timed it better!… Keep reading...
Patience is an extremely valuable quality to have, especially as a photographer. It can be extremely rewarding when used properly.
Generally as humans, we tend to want to go out of our way to appease others and make them feel comfortable. I personally believe that everybody has the inherent capability to find happiness themselves and not be dependent on other people fixing a situation to make them happy.… Keep reading...