Yellowstone in October
Watching a grizzly bear charge straight at you is a unique experience. It’s particularly unforgettable when you’re watching through a 600mm lens, making the bear look close enough to touch. On the first… Continue reading
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Yellowstone in September
September rushed by in a pleasant flash. At the beginning of the month I decided to visit Bechler, an area of Yellowstone I’d never seen before. Tucked into the relatively remote southwestern edge… Continue reading
Yellowstone in August
August was a slow month in the park for me. The crowds were crazy, I had poor luck finding wildlife, and I’m burned out on all the driving. As a result I just… Continue reading
Yellowstone in June and July
My dad almost never says a negative word about anything or anyone. It’s pretty remarkable, really. If you press him for an opinion about something he doesn’t like (e.g., broccoli), the worst he’ll… Continue reading
Supai, Arizona and Zion National Park, Utah
Marie and I spent the first week of June revisiting two of our favorite places. First up: one of the most remote towns in the American West. Supai, Arizona, the capital of the… Continue reading
Yellowstone in May
Bears, bears, and more bears – in May the park was as full of bears as I’ve ever seen it. I must have spotted at least one grizzly or black bear every time… Continue reading
Yellowstone in April
The relativity of time is fascinating. I’m not saying I contemplate Einstein as I wander around Yellowstone, but I’m always amazed at how dramatically my perception of time fluctuates on a day-to-day, month-to-month,… Continue reading
Yellowstone in March
Sometimes I have to remind myself how special it is to see wild wolves in the contiguous United States. There aren’t many left – fewer than 6,000, according to recent estimates. And the… Continue reading
Livingston, Montana
A while ago a question burrowed into my brain and refused to leave: What would it be like to photograph Yellowstone National Park for an entire year? Slowly a plan began to take… Continue reading
Ansel Adams Wilderness, California and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
To help celebrate Marie’s birthday I planned not one but two weekend getaways. First up: backcountry camping at Ediza Lake in the Ansel Adams Wilderness. Marie had been wanting to go there for… Continue reading