- Posted by MaxNovember 26, 202300
- Posted by Max
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: WPY 59 Traveling Exhibition
Earlier this month I was delighted to experience the Wildlife Photographer of the Year festivities at the Natural History Museum in London. My Highly Commended image, “Snow Bison” is now on display with so many other dynamic photos in the main WPY exhibit, which runs through June 2024. However, did you know the WPY exhibit also travels the world? Below you’ll
October 31, 2023 - Posted by Max
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Thoughts on a Bison Plowing Through Snow
As I officially announced last week, I’m excited to have been honored with another Wildlife Photographer of the Year award. This year’s Highly Commended image, titled “Snow Bison,” was chosen in the highly competitive Animal Portraits category. As with my previous honored photos—WPY55’s Snow Exposure and WPY56’s Top Picker—I’d like to take a little time to explain what went into making
October 14, 2023 - Posted by Max
Highly Commended: Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY59) – Animal Portraits
Back in my senior year of high school, we were asked to write a prediction about our adult future. This was our chance to say something goofy or outlandish, though I suppose some folks took it pretty seriously and had a concrete sense of where they were going with their lives. In my case, I had developed a keen interest
October 10, 2023 - Posted by Max
New Photos: Zambia 2023 Birds
A couple weeks ago I wrapped up my latest Africa trip… and what a trip it was! My Zambia: Rivers of Life tour was a big undertaking. I first scouted Zambia two years ago on the downswing of COVID. Seeking a destination that was a bit under the radar, I focused on Lower Zambezi and South Luangwa National Parks, and came
October 2, 2023