Blue Ridge Sunset
Tzuri and I just got back from 10 days in North Carolina. The leaves, unfortunately, did not cooperate and had not changed colors as of yesterday, when we left. I … Continue reading Blue Ridge Sunset
Category: National Parks
Pic du Jour #43: “Playing in the Dirt”
These kids were entertaining themselves in a remote section of Yellowstone National Park while their parents & the rest of us were wolf-watching. I briefly wondered how far they had … Continue reading Pic du Jour #43: “Playing in the Dirt”
The Power of Google
In March of 2014 Scott & I were romping our dogs at a large park in Naples when we spotted a drone circling overhead. I was only carrying a wide … Continue reading The Power of Google
Creek On Steroids, River Run Amok
The month of May in Montana is fickle. Cold and wind and rain vie with warm sunshine and flowers for our attention. At elevation snow turns to water, and the … Continue reading Creek On Steroids, River Run Amok
A Surprise Request
What a surprise, an email from a National Park inquiring about one of my images! 🙂 🙂 🙂 We are interested in using a photo of a female grizzly with cubs you … Continue reading A Surprise Request
Gateway to Paradise
Two summers ago I pitched a tent at Signal Mountain Campground in the Tetons. It was late June/early July and the temps at night got down into the 30s. Right … Continue reading Gateway to Paradise
Goodbye, Yellowstone Road!
No more wildlife posts for a while as I am leaving Montana for Miami. But I’ll be back! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Me & My Gal
Spitfire was chowing down on a bison that had tumbled over and died of natural causes. Big Gray, with a full belly, was not far away. He is the new … Continue reading Me & My Gal
Death In Yellowstone
In the wilderness you are never very far away from the edge, and if you take it for granted, it will come up and bite you! Yellowstone National Park is … Continue reading Death In Yellowstone
The Quick & The Dead
248 fires started in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in 1988, twenty-eight of which erupted inside the National Park. More than 25,000 firefighters fought the blazes, with as many as 9,000 … Continue reading The Quick & The Dead
Secrets & Strategies
There is a widespread notion that wildlife photographers must go traipsing through the brush and put themselves at risk to capture images of dangerous animals. Admittedly I am only an … Continue reading Secrets & Strategies
Morning Has Broken!
Lamar Valley, YNP “Morning Has Broken” – Cat Stevens
