New Photography Workshop With Art Wolfe
The Teton Range rises abruptly over Jackson Hole. Dominated by the Grand Teton, they are the most dramatic escarpment in the lower 48. There is much more than stunning scenery in the Jackson Hole area. The meadows and marshes are frequented by moose and elk, bears roam the woods, and deer abound. Ansel Adams captured [...]
Optimism is Contagious
My wife Heather sent me a text message a little earlier today stating that she was sad. To which I replied asking, “why?”. I then received a laundry list of items that were on her mind. This list contained the typical things that bother almost any person on this planet regardless of career, lifestyle, or [...]
Photoshop and Nature Photography: How Far is Too Far?
Darwin Wiggett and I have started a column swap in our blogs. Every other month we are writing our individual opinions on a common topic. Soon we will have a name for what we are doing, but for now, this month’s topic was “Photoshop and Nature Photography: How Far is Too Far? You can view [...]
New Workshop/Tours for the Summer of 2010
We are proud to announce two new workshop/tours for the summer of 2010. For more information click the links below to see all of the details of the trips. The Bears of Lake Clark National Park, July 21-27, 2010 The Altiplano of Chile, August 6-13, 2010
June and July 2009 Photos of the Month
The last two months of my life have disappeared faster than the Blue Angels at the speed of sound. June began with my wife discovering a fox den about a block from our house and then concluded with us getting soaked in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks for the entire time we were there. [...]
