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...
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...
With a record-setting amount of snow falling this month, many elk and bison are late in getting to the National Elk Refuge from Grand Teton National Park. Typically when snow blankets the valley floor, all the bison and elk have made their way into the refuge, but with so much snow coming so early, this bison herd was a little slow in arriving.… 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...