Winter reveals nature at its most honest—stripped down to movement, behavior, and instinct. As photographers, our role isn’t to alter that story but to witness it with care. By understanding seasonal behavior, respecting thin margins, and showing up with patience, we create images that honor wildlife and let the wild remain wild.

Finally! I was able to return to Japan for the first time since the boarders closed in March of 2020 for winter wildlife photography!

A few days before the summer solstice, there is enough light to photograph 24/7, making nature photography in Nome, Alaska, very rewarding.

It is that time of year again where I review my extensive catalog of images from this year and try to narrow it down to my favorite twelve.

An in-depth article on my latest trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park covering the challenges and highlights of the trip.

August always seems to be THE time for large photographic trips. So many photographers I know either run or attend workshops and/or tours in