The Instagram trend of looking back on your best photos of the year has become a fun tradition…

I’m pleased to say that I had my first article published in Nature Photographer magazine this week…

Some days you see nothing, on others you spot three bobcats…

We had the honor of spending some time with a one-in-a-million blue-eyed coyote…

Here are a few of the images I thought were gone forever…

Yosemite never fails to surprise and amaze me...

To push my bird photography to the next level I need to capture more behavior…

I watched the bobcat catch a gopher, then take it to the bushes to eat…

I’d rather have a day out there missing the shots than sitting at home…

If you’re waiting for perfect conditions, you’re standing in the wrong place…

In retrospect, enduring the blizzard and bleeding hands were worth it…

Nothing compared to finding a bobcat in the wild and watching her hunt…

I visited Death Valley a few years ago,so this was an opportunity to see how far my photography has come…

The weather was very uninspiring and there was no real focal point in the landscape to get me excited…

What do you do when the weather’s too bad for photography? Take photos anyway…

Yosemite is stunning under a blanket of snow, but getting there is a challenge…

Just as I arrived, and with a break in the rain, they took off, but I managed one sharp shot at that exact moment…

The photographs of a tiny burrowing owl were worth every second lying in the wet grass…

This year on Instagram I created 135 posts and received a surprising 15,383 likes…

I’m honored to say I collected first prize in the Black and White category…