Wildlife & Street Photography
Just some hobby work I do for fun.
Being able to photograph bears and other wildlife in their natural habitats is a privilege, and my love of them is why I am so passionate about Leave No Trace adherence.
There is a split second in street photography where the story just clicks into place. No posing, no setups, no second chances—just anticipating the moment and catching the raw narrative of a crowd. This remains one of my absolute favorite unposed captures.
Luigi man was pretty perfect for some dramatic captures
I adore grizzly bears, and I should probably try to love them a little less. This was from Yellowstone in April 2026.
When the Rockies bring late-spring snow, it's time to go find the creatures with the velvet
Another image of the same grizzly bear. That snoot is just so boopable. My toxic trait is that I believe a grizzly mom will think I'm Snow White and bring me her cubs to the theoretical cabin in the woods I'll live in.
My boy, Loki. He's a pretty handsome guy, and it's hard to beat the backgrounds you find in the middle-of-nowhere, Utah.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I came around the bend, and they were all just standing on that hill. I was still getting to know my camera at this point, so this is a more artistic edit.
The fastest mammal in North America - the Pronghorn.
Lots of eagles in Stanley, Idaho.
Outside of Great Basin National Park in spring. Sometimes you just gotta take a picture of a fence because of what it's framing. Those cotton candy skies though <3