I just wanted to take this opportunity on Thanksgiving Day to thank each and every one of you who visit this blog and my website. It’s brought me an incredible amount of joy to see this site grow into what it is today and to be able to interact with anyone that chooses to interact with me, whether it’s through this site, Twitter or Facebook.… Keep reading...
Late last week I saw a weather phenomenon that I had never seen before: a fogbow. I drove out of the fog that was blanketing the Gros Ventre River as I was headed toward Kelly, Wyoming in Grand Teton National Park and I looked over to my left and saw a massive fogbow at the base of Blacktail Butte.… Keep reading...
Foggy and frozen days make for some great landscapes around Jackson Hole, Wyoming. If you’re lucky enough to find some wildlife, however, it adds a whole other dimension and depth to the photo. As I was driving into town on the first of two consecutive foggy days we had recently, I saw a small herd of bull elk acting up a bit.… Keep reading...
This wolf is the alpha male of the Canyon Pack, 712M, in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming as of May, 2009. He was found in the Lamar Valley. When there’s a wolf or bear out in the open in Yellowstone National Park, it’s extremely rare to get a unique shot since there are other photographers standing right next to you.… Keep reading...
In addition to getting plenty of new wildlife shots from a simple trip to the post office, I also managed to see some amazing scenery thanks to some low-lying clouds that were apparently frozen with ice crystals. I could be way off though given that this is my first real winter anywhere and I’m just going by what I saw.… Keep reading...
Some of my favorite shots from the Grand Canyon are the ones that leave people wondering where the Grand Canyon is. In a place where everybody takes a picture of the exact same view, it’s nice to take a picture where millions of people have taken a picture before and come away with something completely different.… Keep reading...