Photography of Pure Wildness from the Yellowstone Ecosystem and Beyond

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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!

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enjoying the last of winter below the mountains Big horn sheep are the species I photograph the most often during the winter months, though once warmer weather arrives, I see them less frequently as they retreat higher into the mountains. With comin
vivid color amid a colorless landscape This fox was my favorite subject all winter. I photographed it early in the winter, and for only about five to ten minutes as it hunted through a snowy meadow. With a full winter coat the fox was absolutely be
bounding across the alpine, kicking up snow on the way I photographed this mountain goat and its herd last spring, though the snow was still deep at 10,000 feet. A small herd of goats were slowly walking up a slope, providing a perfect photo opport
wild one worth fiercely protecting I want to take a moment to talk about the disgusting news from my home state of Wyoming, and how the state has failed an incredible and beautiful animal. A man from Wyoming ran over a wolf with a snowmobile, com
icy flow of wild winter rivers An otter shot from a few winters ago. I love how you can see the water slicking off the otter’s fur, keeping the otter nice and warm despite the icy rivers. #riverotter #otters #wildlifephotography #wyoming #w
uniquely wild Pronghorn are in my opinion one of the most interesting species in the American west. They are so unique in appearance, not really resembling any other species on the continent. Pronghorns have horns made of a boney core and a sheath

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