Lost Valleys and the Wettest Spot on Earth

The decisive moment, it comes faster than you think. It is that split second when all the photographic elements come together. It is your sense of creativity and a flow of energy for recognizing the creation that presented itself to your lens. When you are in a helicopter, flying at a little over one hundred [...]

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Zebras and Wild Horses

I have heard the sound of thundering hoofs before in rounding up horses, changing pastures on a ranch and in observing wild horses in the Pryor Mountains in Montana. But hear on the savannah of the Serengeti it was a different story. Tens of thousands of Zebras, also members of the equine family, inhabit this [...]

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Salty Legs and Mountain Goats

The water was freezing on my bare feet. It took my breath away as I slipped into the creek coming out of Gunsight Lake in Glacier National Park. After a hot and sweaty hike from Going to the Sun Highway trailhead the water felt extra icy after taking my boots off. The knee deep water [...]

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Crown of the Continent – Glacier National Park, Montana

To me Glacier National Park in northern Montana means a land of high-mountain adventure. The first time I saw this pristine rugged high country was in the mid – 70’s soon after I moved to Bozeman. Its’ magnificence overwhelmed my senses sending my spirits high. Towering mountain ranges with carved sculptured glacial valleys and clear [...]

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