Five years ago, I was camped deep in Glacier National Park. The leaves were long free of their branches and pirouetted across the park in bitter winds. I woke pre-dawn and hiked to a nearby lake, well aware that the country was thick with grizzlies in hyperphagia. As the sun offered its first rays of …
This image was filmed several years ago on the Montana plains. I was lucky these elk were distracted with sparring. Because of this, I was able to inch a little closer in the fog. The aspect of this moment that wasn’t luck was getting to the location pre-dawn, which allowed me to have this area …
The Day of the Lions. Spring time, Montana. They say spring is often a time of change. And that certain external events mark those changes. I’d just gotten out of a relationship and was adjusting to a new world, new patterns, new rhythms. In essence, I was trying to find myself again. But I was …
When people see my images of Montana, or the PNW, they often see photos taken in the absolute best conditions. For example, the brief but brilliant fall, or the vibrant spring that lasts ten days between winter and the scorching heat of summer. My images of sparkling blue lakes, fall-kissed aspen leaves and warm, inviting …
A unique and incredible thing happened in late October. While hiking in Glacier, I had a once in a lifetime encounter with a wolf. Due to the weather, I was lucky to have this portion of the park to myself. As a copse of pine trees kneeled in the wind, I had a deep sense …
Hi. There’s been a lot of bear content in the news lately, especially in the Northern Rockies. A bear attack (sadly), and video of curious bears “following” people. I’ve noticed that it’s occurring more frequently this year. And that’s because a lot of people are moving to the Northern Rockies…people who think their new backyard …