Natural Wonder
An unusual landscape with the ice looking like an egg.
Frozen Robin
Robin fluffed up, with magnificently colored plumage…to add a splash of color to the winter gray.
Morning Rabbit
In the best morning light, a quick hello, then we went our separate ways. A great start to the day!
Family Excursion
Reading tracks and enduring icy temperatures…the ingredients for these dreamlike encounters.
Curious Piglets
The little piglets came straight through the tall grass toward me. Click. The moment was captured.
LION CUB WARNING
Lions going to shade after a morning kill, cub being harassed by elder Lion
Mother Moose
“Mother Moose” from my Alaskan winter expedition “Drifting Snow” Swirling frost dances through the Alaskan forest and veils Mother Moose in winter’s embrace. Slowly she makes her way to her nearby calf, tucked away safely within the snow laden trees.
Eye To Eye
A puffin locks eyes with the lens, its beak packed with shimmering fish from the sea. This close encounter shows the bird’s remarkable fishing skill and intensity in a single glance.
Portrait In Transitional Plumage
A closer look at an Atlantic puffin in late March, captured during its seasonal shift, where the beak already shows vivid color while the face still carries darker tones of winter plumage.
Held by the Artic Gaze
In the Arctic, survival depends on constant awareness. These portraits capture rare moments when that vigilance turns outward – when the fox meets the viewer directly. Eye contact transforms distance into connection, revealing curiosity, tension, and presence within a harsh and fragile environment.