Last month I traveled once again to southern Chile, leading the latest edition of my Pumas of Patagonia tour. And once again it was a winning experience. Though conditions, wildlife activity, and regulations continue to evolve there, this region remains the best place to see and photograph wild pumas. Following a slow end of summer and early fall, the cat

I recently added 2007 Yellowstone photos to the archive, providing a permanent home for many of some of my all-time favorites from the park. Now I’ve built on that momentum by adding another collection from “the good ol’ days,” featuring my 2008 photos. This collection spans three trips: spring, fall, and my first-ever winter trips. It includes several personal milestones,

I have had a little time to catch up on photo processing. Since I don’t have any scheduled Yellowstone visits this year, it made sense to tackle some of the older park trips that haven’t yet made it into the archive. In the last couple years I’ve added collections from 2003 and 2004, and from 2005 to 2006, trips that

The new year kicked off with an immediate adventure: my long-anticipated Guyana: Land of Giants photo tour. Following successful scouting in early 2024, I returned with a group of photography clients ready to unlock the secrets of South America’s least-visited country. Unfortunately, this trip didn’t start smoothly. The date of our arrival coincided with the arrival of a certain world power’s military

As I’ve already mentioned, 2025 was a busy year. I squeezed in quite a few trips (thankfully including family in some cases), and from summer to fall had my busiest stretch of travel in a decade. This included a three week journey to Brazil, the longest I’ve been away from home since my son was born. This means it wasn’t