PetaPixel Article on Grizzly 399

March 14, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
Photography website PetaPixel published my new article on Grizzly 399: find it here, or click on the image below.
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Moose at Sunrise in Grand Teton

March 10, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
A beautiful scene at sunrise as a bull moose makes his way through the sagebrush. His antlers covered in velvet, this moose was getting ready for the annual mating season in September and October. Fine Art Print available here in my Etsy shop Do you want to learn what camera settings work best for wildlife? What camera body and lenses to buy? C...
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Wild Horses Panoramic Prints

March 09, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
Starting today, I have two new panoramic prints available of the wild horses, for sale in my Etsy shop. First we have a band of wild horses at Arizona's Salt river, against a beautiful mountain backdrop. Available in 5x15 and 10x30 pano. Get it here on Etsy, free shipping What it looks like in a home: The second new panorama print is sev...
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Grizzly Bear Cub of The Year

March 08, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
It's only a matter of time now before grizzly sows wake up from hibernation with new cute cubs in tow... Typically grizzly sows with newborns stay in the den a little longer. In the Yellowstone and Grand Teton area, they leave their den around mid May. Male grizzlies on the other hand can wake up any day now in March, and female grizzlies withou...
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Wild Horses

March 05, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
It's hard to beat spending quiet time with the wild horses! It's also hard to photograph them since their heads are down (eating) the vast majority of the time, but sometimes they do seem to cooperate if you're patient enough... Here's some of the mustangs that live along the Salt River in Arizona. Panorama at the Salt River River crossin...
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World Wildlife Day

March 03, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
Today is World Wildlife Day. While we keep up the fight to protect nature and its wildlife, a staggering statistic tells the story. Since the year 1970, the human population has increased by 117% while the wildlife around the world has declined by 69%. Even though the last decades have seen an increase in protected land around the world, the wor...
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Salt River wild horses

March 01, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
When you visit the "Valley of the Sun" around Phoenix, Arizona, it's hard to imagine large animals like wild horses carving out a living here. Having lived in Paradise Valley near Phoenix myself for a few years, it's even hard to imagine any decently sized human population surviving there... As the Phoenix metro keeps booming and is now almost up...
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Fiery Sunset Bull Moose

February 27, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
It seems that summertime visitors to Grand Teton National Park more and more have to contend with smoke from nearby forest fires. When the fires are bad, unfortunately, you can pretty much forget about making landscape images. Even the smoke from a fire hundreds of miles away can hide the Teton mountains behind a curtain. These images are from an...
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Big Bull Moose in early Winter

February 08, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
A hike to a waterhole proved successful when I stumbled upon this big bull moose and two cow moose, at the tail end of mating season. Do you want to receive new wildlife images and stories in your e-mail? Scroll down below the pictures to sign up for my monthly newsletter. Posing against the backdrop of aspen trees with some yellow leaves left...
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Wildlife Photography in a Busy World

February 06, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
As a wildlife photographer, I'm always looking for the 'perfect' shot. A shot with great lighting. A good-looking animal posed in just the right place, with a great expression on its face or performing some type of interesting behavior. A shot that evokes emotion. A shot that shows the wild animal in its natural habitat, undisturbed by human en...
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Busy as a Beaver

February 03, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
Beavers are busy, well, as a beaver. I watched and photographed this beaver over the course of several days as he built his new lodge. Fine art print available in my Etsy shop: click here. Reminder: I'm giving away a FREE 16x20 fine art print: click here to enter. Up-close Snack break Scratch break Which camera gear works b...
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Brown Bear Fishing in Alaska

February 01, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
It's amazing how there's no such thing as "the brown bear" when it comes to appearance. Sure, they share features such as the shoulder hump and big paws with long claws for digging, but I'm always surprised how different they can look otherwise. Different color fur so they're not always "brown." Different sizes. Different faces which was most s...
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Print Giveaway!

January 29, 2023  •  12 Comments
It's time for another print giveaway! This time it's one of my bestselling prints: the adorable baby beaver. The glossy fine art print is 16x20 on 200-year archival, museum-quality paper. You must have a shipping address in the continental United States to enter. HOW TO ENTER: Follow me on Facebook (click here) or Instagram (click here) and...
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New Mexico Sunsets

January 26, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
As I'm spending the winter months along the Rio Grande river in New Mexico photographing the tens of thousands of sandhill cranes and snow geese that spend winter here, I keep getting awed by the beautiful sunsets. The Rio Grande river in central New Mexico is home to several great spots to go see the local wildlife and migrating birds that spend...
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Wildlife Short Video: Big Bull Moose in the Water

January 25, 2023  •  Leave a Comment
A peaceful scene in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park. Having tracked these bull moose in the previous days, I setup next to the water hole that they visited around sunset the previous nights. After sitting and waiting (and hoping) while they were bedded down most of the afternoon, they got up just before the sun dipped behind the Tetons and ma...
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