I’ve published the third installment in my “Learning About Wildlife” video series. This edition discusses the art of camouflage, and the animals that employ it to survive in the wild. This ended up being the longest educational video I’ve done so far, longer than I’d hoped to be honest, but there are a lot of cool examples of species that use

Progress! I’ve completed another batch of older images, and have added them to the photo archive. This past week I went back and reprocessed images from my 2003 and 2004 summer trips to Yellowstone. There’s a lot of nostalgia connected to these trips. Both were taken with friends, so I have a lot of fond memories. I was also starting to

If the addition of several new videos to my YouTube channel wasn’t proof that I have more time on my hands at the home office during Coronavirus lockdown, then the upload of a new gallery of old photos surely is. It’s been a while since I’ve had time to go back and process older photos for the archive, and I wasn’t

This week marked Jenn’s ____th birthday. A few years ago on her birthday I asked her if she had an image request, perhaps an animal photo in the archive that I should post on social media. Her answer: “A weasel wearing a party hat.” I’ve seen a lot during my photography trips over the years, but that wasn’t in the archive. So

Like everyone else, I’m still stuck at home, so I’ve been able to put together my second video in the Learning About Wildlife series. I kicked this off with a video on Yellowstone wolves, which was a topic requested by a friend, and I’m slowly compiling other ideas for subjects that I can discuss while sharing some photos and videos I’ve taken