photography from the Yellowstone Ecosystem and beyond

by Julia Cook

Photography Prints

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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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I’m excited to officially announce that I am now offering photography tours and workshops in Yellowstone! This year, I’m partnering with @skylineguestranch to offer winter photo workshops as well as summer day tours into Yellowstone as pa
cliffhanger I photographed this young goat last summer when the morning light was just starting to fall across the mountain cliffs. I love spending time in the alpine during the summer, it’s always so quiet and peaceful. This time of year the
surviving the winter on summer’s feast I photographed this pika in the early winter after the first big snowfall. After darting between snow covered rocks, it finally paused, allowing me to capture a few photos before it bolted. With huge sta
the best wild idea Today is Yellowstone’s birthday, marking 153 years as the world’s first national park. To celebrate, here are a few of my favorite photos from Yellowstone. To me, the idea to set aside land specifically for “the
I am excited to share that one of my images was chosen to be a part of an exhibit at the Wyoming State Capitol featuring the wildlife of our state. My great grandfather served in both the Wyoming House of Representatives and the Wyoming Senate and tw
drifting across the windswept wild I photographed this coyote on a recent trip into Yellowstone’s northern range as it slowly made its way to the top of a small hill. With deep, drifted snow, the coyote struggled as every few steps it broke t

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