Fremont Lake Bald Eagle
Pinedale, WY
This Bald Eagle was perched high on a tree on the shore of Fremont Lake. Unlike most of my bird shots, my vantage point was higher than the bird and allowed this unique perspective.
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Motherly Love
Yellowstone National Park
Although the original intent was to photograph big bull elk on the Madison River in Yellowstone National Park, the intimacy of this cow and calf elk pair caught my eye.
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Lime Creek Falls
Sublette County, WY
This perspective, only accessible by trekking through the creek itself, Lime Creek Falls is a hidden gem. Tripod, neutral density filters and slow shutter speeds give the water the "soft" look.
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Groovin’ in the Grass
Yellowstone National Park
Female Grizzly searching for grubs in Yellowstone National Park. Taken in warm evening light the image was captured using a 500mm lens and later cropped during post processing.
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High Tide on Pine Creek
Pinedale, WY
Photographed at the peak of spring runoff, Pine creek roars. Taken from below the Fremont Lake dam, this local gem is one of my favorite places to photograph.
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Struttin’ My Stuff
Struttin’ My Stuff
Sublette County
Left town at 3AM, 30 minute truck ride, 15 minute ATV ride, ½ mile walk and I was in on the Lek and in the Blind. Grouse came in while it was still dark. I quietly waited for enough light to get this shot. The sound and sight of these birds strutting their stuff is truly remarkable.
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Red Fox
Fremont Lake, Sublette County
I set out to photograph the mule deer migration but was pleasantly surprised by the Red Fox hunting along the shores of Fremont Lake. A little snow falling adds to the beauty of this magnificent animal.
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Lime Creek Falls
Sublette County, WY
This perspective, only accessible by trekking through the creek itself, Lime Creek Falls is a hidden gem. Tripod, neutral density filters and slow shutter speeds give the water the "soft" look.
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Renewal
Yellowstone National Park
The intent of the photo is to illustrate resilience. Although the impact of the 1988 fire is clearly visible, so are new trees and excellent habitat for this young Grizzly bear. Life goes on!
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