The Snake River bluebird

The Snake River bluebirdThe Snake River winds through Grand Teton National Park during early morning. These S curves, which likely gave the river its name, are geologic signs of a middle aged river. Eventually, the water will cut off the bends and flow straight. This photograph is offered in a variety of of sizes on ready to hang aluminum as well as archival photo paper. Each size is limited to 11 copies, comes signed and numbered, and ships free to all lower 48 states.

Mist from clearing

Wintering along the North Fork of the Shoshone River

more difficult existence than the easier living found at lower elevations

Rocky Mountain peaks

high in the Bridger Mountains

Amazing clouds and fresh snow on the Beartooth Mountains complete this photo which is offered in two sizes on either archival photo paper or ready-to-hang aluminum

I shoot this homestead cabin quite a bit

It has a fine-art feel that combines striking detail with a haunting sense that it's leading somewhere unseen

and is available on both archival quality paper and ready-to-hang aluminum

all naturally created with no alterations to color

I photographed it under the Milky Way during the spring of 2020

creating scenes more typical of Utah or Arizona