June 2, 2019 Client pick-up day means a scramble to pack the car, clean up the cabin a bit and hit the road in time to get through the park and up to Bozeman in order to run errands before picking up folks at the airport or the hotel. All that leaves little time to photograph anything on the way

May 31, 2019 Friday was brutally long, but fun. I kicked things off at 4am following about two hours of restless sleep. I had agreed to host a friend of a friend and his wife for a day in the park, so we had to meet at Roosevelt early to start our journey. In spite of some literal and mental

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