photography from the Yellowstone Ecosystem and beyond

by Julia Cook

Now Offering Yellowstone Wildlife Photo Tours and Workshops

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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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in a sea of white I took this photo in January, the last time I was in Yellowstone’s interior. After getting a permit to ride snowmobiles unguided into the park, myself and a group of friends drove over the familiar road, the entire landscape
warmth contrasting the winter blues I love the way a fox contrasts the landscape, both in the summer and winter. The dark pines in the background of this photo looked almost blue in the gloomy light, making the orange hues of the fox’s coat e
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

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