Photography of Pure Wildness from the Yellowstone Ecosystem and Beyond

Photography Prints

new 2025 calendars

8.5x11 hanging saddle-stitch 2025 wall calendar with each month featuring the below images. Calendars are printed on low-gloss, glare-free matte paper.

sunsetmountainoverlook.print.jpg
likemotherlikecub.print.jpg
sidebyside.print.jpg
wildties.print.jpg
framedbygold.print copy.jpg
alpinesummercolors.jpg
grizzlysummer.print.jpg
snowonthebeach.may24.jpg
snowyfoxportrait.print.jpg
snowmask.print.jpg
curiouscalf.print.jpg
grizzlyflowers.print.jpg
headstrong.print.jpg
flight.print.jpg
grizzlycountry.print.jpg
greyghost.print.jpg
rivercrossing.print.jpg
patience.print.jpg
jamontheicemountains.may24.jpg
hobacksunrisecreek.oct24.jpg

Help Fund the Adventures

As a freelance wildlife photographer, work can be highly unpredictable. You can help fund the adventures by contributing a donation of any size. All donations will go directly into the cost of fuel used while looking for wildlife or towards funding future wildlife expeditions away from home. Any donations are greatly appreciate and keeps me doing what I love!

-Julia

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@julia.littlelightningnature

constantly learning about your wild world I photographed this grizzly coy and its mother a few weeks ago as they foraged along a hillside for several hours. They eventually crossed right behind my car and disappeared into the forest. I watched this
golden girl of fall I love photographing bears anytime, but in the fall they are especially beautiful with their new winter coats. Fall bears also are fat with a summer of eating behind them, leaving them looking healthy and ready for hibernation.
Another season come and gone. This year was a great season in Yellowstone with numerous memorable wildlife encounters, including one of the best bear seasons I’ve had and the chance to photograph several new species for me. Swipe to see some of
dressed for the season Today is Halloween, so I thought I’d share this photo of this bull elk looking like he’s wearing a hat, or maybe trying to intimidate a birds nest. In reality he had spent a few minutes aggressively pushing his an
soaring through the seasons I photographed this bald eagle after Yellowstone’s first substantial snowfall. I love the way he soared through the forest past evergreens and the lingering fall colors, a light snow covering the entire forest. Thi

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