Sandhill Crane

April 03, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
A Sandhill Crane arrives for the night, in the relative safety the pond provides from predators like coyotes and bobcats. New Mexico's Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. Are you interested in learning how to setup your camera for better wildlife pictures? Check out my book: Beginner's Guide to Bird & Wildlife Photography Sign up to...
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Grizzly 399 and Spirit

March 28, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Just a few more weeks now before these two wake up... Here are some of my favorite images of grizzly bear 399 and her cub of the year, christened Spirit, from last year. And finally, 399's record-setting cub in 2023 ("Spirit") If you want a fine art print of grizzly 399, I have several available on Etsy, starting at $...
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Melanistic Red Fox

March 26, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is home to the Red Fox. Even though the fox looks like a mid-sized dog, it typically only weighs around 15 pounds (7 kg) and most of its appearance is fur. The largest Red Fox males can be up to 30 pounds. Easily recognizable by the white tip on its tail, as the name suggests, the main body of the Red Fox is typi...
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River Eelgrass

March 24, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
When visiting Arizona's wild horses that live along the Salt river, a few miles east of Phoenix, you may wonder how on earth these large animals find enough food to survive in the desert. Situated in the Sonoran desert, you may wonder the same about the Phoenix metro's human population of 4,6 million. That was the first thing I pondered after I mo...
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Snow Geese Migration

March 20, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
The spring migration is on for snow geese. As an estimated 50,000 of them spend winter in New Mexico's Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge along the Rio Grande, during spring they migrate north to their breeding grounds. Most snow geese that spend winters here in New Mexico go to Canada or the Alaskan tundra, but it's astonishing that some...
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Spring Elk Migration

March 19, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Elk on the move in the winter landscape of Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole. In a pristine snow-covered landscape, elk herds tend to move in single file. Wildlife Fine art prints start at just $47: click here for my Etsy shop Do you want to learn how to configure your camera? What camera and lens works best for wildlife photo...
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Bison in Yellowstone National Park

March 09, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
A young bull bison poses in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. I made this image at 500mm in order to keep a safe distance and to blur the fore- and background. Bending down to be at eye level is definitely one of the best tips for wildlife photography, to create a sense of intimacy. Bison Fine art prints start at just $47: click here for my Etsy shop...
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Colorful Fox Kit

March 07, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
A young fox kit poses in a colorful setting. This den was located in the rocky environment of mountain foothills, with lots of places to explore, and hide if needed, for the fox kits. All I had was my big 500mm f/4 prime lens so I setup in a spot and waited for one of the kits to wander into this scene. The camera was setup on a tripod and the le...
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Coyote Close-Up

March 05, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Who can say 'no' to a cute coyote pup? This little one was so curious, it walked up to my big lens while I was laying at the ground to get to the pup's eye level. Taken at the equivalent of 750mm focal length, it's surprising how quickly they fill the frame, and, how limiting a fixed prime lens is with no ability to zoom out! Select wildlife ima...
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Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest

February 28, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Wyoming Game & Fish' annual photo contest awarded my "Great Gray Owl" close-up an Honorable Mention. The winning images were published in the February 2024 "Wyoming Wildlife" magazine. Do you want to learn how to configure your camera? What camera and lens works best for wildlife photography? Check out my book, available on Amazon Do you wa...
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Rattlesnake

February 27, 2024  •  3 Comments
It is that time of the year here in New Mexico when rattlesnakes will start to wake up from their winter sleep. Once temperatures consistently reach 60 F (or 15 C), these cold-blooded snakes will become active once again. Now that the birds have started leaving the Rio Grande valley near my home; think thousands of snow geese and sandhill cranes w...
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Bison Silhouette in Yellowstone

February 25, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Flashback to last fall when a herd of bison crossed a side channel of the Lamar river in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. Bison Fine art prints start at just $47: click here for my Etsy shop Do you want to learn how to configure your camera? What camera and lens works best for wildlife photography? Check out my book, available on Amazon...
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Back from winter Yellowstone trips!

February 20, 2024  •  1 Comment
It's been a while since you heard from me! I've been busy guiding winter photography trips in Yellowstone and the Tetons, and just got back to my home in New Mexico a few days ago. Lots of catching up to do! The first trip was an 11-day pro photo trip: it was amazing! We got to go on a private snowcoach for 3 days into the interior of Yellow...
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Cute Bighorn Ewe

January 19, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Portrait of a cute bighorn sheep ewe in Canada's Jasper National Park. Clearly fed by tourists, this herd of bighorn sheep had little fear and approached me and my camera. Don't feed the wildlife. Wildlife fine art prints are available on Etsy (click here), starting at just $47 with free UPS shipping. Interested in learning how to ma...
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Bull Moose in Fall Colors

January 16, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
This bull moose guarded his cow in a nice fall setting, surrounded by golden aspen foliage. I found these moose while hiking in Jackson Hole. Invisible from a distance, the bull got up first when I hiked past the aspen forest. I was amazed he could 'fit' inside the dense forest with his antlers. Moose fine art prints are available on Etsy (cl...
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