Thanks Washington!
I was fortunate enough to spend two months leading eagle workshops in the great state of Washington. This video is a thank you to everyone that took part in my workshops and stopped by to say hello.
I was fortunate enough to spend two months leading eagle workshops in the great state of Washington. This video is a thank you to everyone that took part in my workshops and stopped by to say hello.
A long desolate dirt road might not seem like a good location for bird photography but this road leads to an amazing place filled with life. I’m so eager to try out my latest piece of gear that there was no time to run a brush through my hair. The early morning breeze should fix…
My good friends at B&H were nice enough to send me Sony’s new high megapixel monster, the A7R IV. I spent two days shooting this beast of a camera at one of my favorite locations. I put it through its paces and made a video of my findings. Watch the video below to see how…
In November of 2018 I was fortunate enough to fly down to the amazing country of Costa Rica to scout out an area for a future potential workshop. The scouting mission was a huge success and I had an amazing time. I now have a Costa Rica Wildlife Photography Workshop setup for late 2019. I…
Question and answer video number 4 is now live. In this video I answer questions submitted by people from my youtube channel. Always worth a watch because the topics are varied. A couple of the questions from this video include. Do you think Sony cameras produce better results than Nikon cameras? Which focus area works…
I head back to the waste water treatment plant in search of endangered Snail Kites and as usual, I find much more. The Snail Kites were nice enough to stop and pose countless times for me and my camera. What an incredible experience. All images were captured with the Nikon D500 and Tamron 150-600mm lens…
I go back to the waste water treatment plant in search of nesting Sandhill Cranes and I find much more. Red Winged Blackbirds, Boat Tailed Grackles, Common Yellow Warbler, Black Capped Night Heron and loads of endangered Snail Kites.
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thanks for saying hello at the eagle shoot out ! Just bought some tees , Glad to support you, Would like to get your book. If you ever want to come to Mt. St. Helens and need a tour contact me. I grew up there and lived on the Mt. before she blew. Cabins available!
It was my pleasure! Thanks for the offer!
Mark