With both cameras still out for repair, I put together another video, this time using many more clips and even incorporating some time-lapse sequences. I had been wanting to put together a longer video to do this, but never did find a song long enough that fit the mood I was looking for.… Keep reading...
Lately I’ve been a little lacking in things to post due to some camera issues. After getting back from Yellowstone National Park last month, I sent in my 5D to finally address some hot pixels that had popped up on the sensor a long time ago, as well as getting an overdue cleaning on it.… Keep reading...
Evidence that spring is right around the corner is popping up all over Jackson Hole, Wyoming as more and more varying wildlife is beginning to sprout up as the temperatures do the same.
Several great gray owls in particular have been seen all within a few miles of each other as they take advantage of the snow softening and melting.… Keep reading...
One thing I was happy to do while in Yellowstone National Park last weekend was to begin plenty of new video footage. The bison made for great subjects partly because they were all over the Upper Geyser Basin area, and also because they can be very interesting to watch. We were warned by park rangers that because of the amount of snow that’s fallen this season, that the bison are very stressed.… Keep reading...
I just recently returned from an extended weekend up in Yellowstone National Park. I accompanied another photographer up to the Old Faithful area for my first time visiting the interior of Yellowstone in winter.… Keep reading...
Capturing wildlife can be a lot of fun! It’s exciting to be able to experience Mother Nature in a natural moment and to be able to reconnect with it all, and even better, capture a photo that can take you back there at any moment. There’s an innate connection to nature that we all feel and witnessing scenes like this always help us reestablish that connection.… Keep reading...