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On the Ledge
The guy walked towards me, paused to glass, walked a bit more, paused again. I waved him in. He shuffled in a bit more, and stopped to glass again. I waved him in more urgently. “This one is a bit skittish, so it’s better if we’re in the same spot to stress it less.” “What
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Winter’s Heart
I’m obviously biased here, but have you ever seen quite as beautiful a photo of a partially-devoured carass?
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Tree Topper
Okay, it’s not actually at the top of the tree, but this Bald Eagle did pick just the right branch to help it pop on this spruce tree.
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Winter Bison Scene
I had a really good time working on compositions with bisons in the snow in Yellowstone. This one was kind enough to come walk into the perfect spot to show off the snowy hills of Little America.
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Big Snooze
When I saw this Coyote napping on top of a knoll in Yellowstone, I knew I had to get a photo of it showing the off the incredible winter scenery. The only problem was that a napping Coyote looks somewhere between a rock and a lump. As I told a bunch of people who asked
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Frigid
On my first morning in Yellowstone, I didn’t quite have the hang of doing photography in gloves, which mean I lost most of my shots. For whatever reason, I managed to get the shutter all the way down for this composition. I really liked the wider version of this shot, but the silver lining to
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Evening Fox
There’s a golf course in the Bay Area where it’s really easy to photograph Red Foxes. They’re very approachable because a community member feeds them. Trays of chicken parts distributed to the foxes on a regular basis. Apparently she thinks the foxes are vermin, and feeds them to keep them from eating the food she
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Yellowstone Scene
An American Bison looking nonplussed as it stands in front of the iconic Beartooth Mountains.
