Flashback to Monday… My mother and I were walking along the road after our brief moose-with-calf viewing, and a car pulled up. The lady in the passenger seat said, “Hi Max!” out her window. I thought, oh nice, it’s our guests at the neighboring cabin, whom I planned to say hi to later. “I’ll meet you guys up there in

Let’s Talk About Trip Reports “I love your trip reports!!“ “Looking forward to your photos and reports.“ “Are you going to do a trip report??“ “I enjoy your trip reports and look forward to reading those from your Spring trip.” “Maybe you should just not write trip reports.” About fifteen years ago, I started filing trip reports during my Yellowstone

Last week I published my new set of bird photos from my February Tanzania tour. Now it’s time for the rest of the images from that trip! It’s always fun sharing the African experience with my clients, and we were rewarded this time with a number of interesting and dynamic encounters. Check out the full gallery of over 200 new

I published my new Tanzania trip photos recently (if you missed them, see the full galleries in the photo archive), and if you checked out the wildlife gallery you may have noticed a couple of frames depicting a lion chasing a zebra foal. There’s more from that sequence, but I’ve enlisted help from my tour clients to help tell the

I’ve finished up processing my photos from February’s Tanzania tour. It was a fun trip, as I wrote about here and here, with plenty of photos resulting from memorable sightings and encounters during nearly two weeks in the famed northern safari circuit. I’ve got close to 300 new photos that will be added to the photo archive, and I’m starting