Photos taken with Nikon Z8 and Nikkor 180-600mm lens while scouting new locations for 2025 wildlife/nature photography workshops.

This eagle had a Cormorant which the seagulls tried to take from him.

This is a photo of a coyote at Rocky Mountain National Park CO

Look how fat this guy is...

I live close to a large open space where coyotes are numerous and very active. On a cold day after a fresh coat of snow, I observed a coyote hunting in the grass and low brush.

Shot with my fuji xt4 with 100-400, Okavango Delta, Botswana

Not in the wild but a fun pic of some long horns in Fla my wife named Uhtred & Sigtryggr

Anna Hummingbird keeping watch from his hiding spot in the Trumpet Tree.

Canadian Wild Geese were out with the young birds. It was later in the afternoon, and the parents were out showing off thier newborns.

I've specialized in harsh climate photography, both in warm and cold environments, throughout my entire career. Thankfully, digital cameras generally perform extremely well in both environments.

Hector’s dolphins are the smallest and rarest marine dolphins in the world. They have distinct black facial markings, short stocky bodies and a dorsal fin shaped like a Mickey Mouse ear.

Its greatest pleasure is bathing

The Arctic has always had a special place in my heart with pristine landscapes, elusive wildlife, and invigorating solitude.

Africa safari shoot.... Lolol .. at the Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita Kansas.

A cool autumn is approaching and the last sunflowers are fading.

This eagle battled a flock of seaguls to keep his meal.

I recently got back from Borneo, lots of photos to go through but seeing a wild orangutan was definitely the highlight. I love how expressive/thoughtful his face seems

A beautiful Amur Falcon (correct me if wrong) and a not so shy Eurasian Hoopoe in Lamma Island, Hong Kong.

Hey everyone! First post here. I love this site so far. I'm a hobby photographer looking to learn as much as possible. I love wildlife photography but haven't had much experience with it.

On a cruise around South America in 2016 we stopped in Port Stanley on the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas).

We have a breeding pair of eagles just outside Kirkwood Missouri on Simpson Lake. As I was setting up my camera I spotted a pair of eagles flying together as they often do just prior to mating.