photography from the Yellowstone Ecosystem and beyond

by Julia Cook

Now Offering Yellowstone Wildlife Photo Tours and Workshops

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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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growing strong and increasingly confident A young grizzly (one of Snow’s two year olds) stands tall for a better look. I photographed the family as they grazed along a green hillside overlooking Yellowstone Lake. Since then, the cubs have bee
fading into the silvery twilight I had an amazing encounter with the Mollies pack in the late evening recently. I was coming down a hill and saw a black wolf on the edge of the road. It trotted across the highway and climbed the hill before pausing
growing on the greens of spring The bears are certainly back in full swing and doing all the bear things (this time of year it’s mostly eating). This young grizzly has quit the personality, and sometimes it’s hard to capture a photo of
spring snow on the wind I’ve been able to spend time with my favorite grizzly bear Snow on a fairly regular basis this spring. It’s so good to see her again after a long winter. On this particular day a storm blew in out of nowhere, pel
a loving reflection I spent some time a few days ago photographing bison calves in Lamar and this is definitely my favorite image. With lush green grass, Lamar is a bison’s favorite place this time of year, the perfect place to birth new calv
signs of spring’s full return Spring is probably my favorite season for a lot of reasons, but mostly because grizzly bears make their reappearance on the landscape. Other signs of spring are everywhere, including bluebirds and new green growt

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